Generations of heritage and fine craftsmanship
Discover the timeless tradition of fine craftsmanship passed down through generations. Each item tells a story of heritage and expertise.
The company, “Raquel’s Piña Cloth Products” by
means of our products, aim to prove the unending tradition and culture of ourgeneration and show the timeless beauty of the queen of Philippine textiles,the Piña.
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Woman empowering community
Raquel EliserioCultural Master for Piña Weaving, Raquel Eliserio In rural town of Balete, piña artisans start their weaving heritage from the ground. A Red Spanish pineapple variety brought by the Spaniards...
Woman empowering community
Raquel EliserioCultural Master for Piña Weaving, Raquel Eliserio In rural town of Balete, piña artisans start their weaving heritage from the ground. A Red Spanish pineapple variety brought by the Spaniards...
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Women of Piña: Piña Value Chain
Raquel EliserioCatch our 𝐖𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐏𝐢𝐧̃𝐚 series starting next week! By highlighting the contributions of these remarkable women, Raquel's Piña Cloth hopes to not only promote their beautiful work but also...
Women of Piña: Piña Value Chain
Raquel EliserioCatch our 𝐖𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐏𝐢𝐧̃𝐚 series starting next week! By highlighting the contributions of these remarkable women, Raquel's Piña Cloth hopes to not only promote their beautiful work but also...
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Earth's Palette
Raquel EliserioEarth's Palette: Filipina Power In the Philippines, where nature's bounty thrives, women have long been transforming the delicate fibers of piña fabric into vibrant tapestries using a secret weapon –...
Earth's Palette
Raquel EliserioEarth's Palette: Filipina Power In the Philippines, where nature's bounty thrives, women have long been transforming the delicate fibers of piña fabric into vibrant tapestries using a secret weapon –...
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BARONG TAGALOG
Handwoven Piña Barong Tagalog in traditional cut and style.
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FILIPINIANA
Handwoven Piña Traditional and Contemporary women's garments.
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WOMEN'S RTW
Handwoven Piña garments for women.
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PLAIN PIÑA FABRIC
HANDWOVEN PLAIN PIÑA FABRICS
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PIÑA SEDA WITH SUKSOK DESIGN
Handwoven Piña seda fabric with suksok/inalid design Weft: Piña Warp: Silk(21 denier)
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PIÑA SEDA WITH HAND EMBROIDERY
Handloom woven Piña Seda fabric with Hand Embroidery Color: Light Ivory (Natural...
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PIÑA SEDA WITH CHECKERED DESIGN
PIÑA SEDA CHECKERED Handloom woven Piña Seda fabric with Suksok/Inlaid embellishment. Color:...
Weaving Stories
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PIÑA
Raquel EliserioPiña, a Spanish word for pineapple, was recorded to have successfully cultivated in the Philippines along with three other varieties throughout the century. But the western Visayan ancestors opted to...
PIÑA
Raquel EliserioPiña, a Spanish word for pineapple, was recorded to have successfully cultivated in the Philippines along with three other varieties throughout the century. But the western Visayan ancestors opted to...
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The thread that keeps breaking
Raquel EliserioRaquel’s Piña Cloth Products was established on early 1992 as a private company. As Piña weaving runs in the family started from her ancestors, Mrs. Raquel was able to master...
The thread that keeps breaking
Raquel EliserioRaquel’s Piña Cloth Products was established on early 1992 as a private company. As Piña weaving runs in the family started from her ancestors, Mrs. Raquel was able to master...
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TRADE FAIRS / EXHIBITION
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MANILA FAME 2024
October 17-19, 2024
World Trade Center
Manila, Philippines
THE PHILIPPINES' PREMIER TRADE SHOW FOR QUALITY HOME, FASHION AND LIFESTYLE PRODUCTS.
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HABI FAIR 2024
October 18-20, 2024
Glorietta Activity Center
Makati City, Philippines
The much-awaited event marks the culmination of HABI's annual, year-round efforts, which began with its establishment in 2009. HABI serves as a bridge between a thriving grassroots industry and its market, enabling countless weavers and business owners to promote and earn from their artisanal outputs.
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NATIONAL ARTS AND CRAFTS TRADE FAIR
October 23-27, 2024
SM Megamall
Mandaluyong City, Philippines
The 2024 NACF featured a diverse range of handicrafts, each bearing the distinct markings of Filipino culture and creativity. From intricately handwoven textiles and basketry to meticulously carved woodwork, the event displayed the talents of artisans and craftsmen representing the country’s 17 regions.
