Exploring Abaca Weaving: Strength and Tradition in Bacong, Negros Oriental
In this captivating video, we delve into the rich tradition of abaca weaving in Bacong, Negros Oriental, Philippines. Abaca, also known as Manila hemp, is renowned for its exceptional strength and versatility, derived from the leaf stalks of the abaca plant native to the Philippines.
Join us as we uncover the intricate process of abaca weaving, beginning with the preparation of the fiber extracted from the abaca plant. As the largest producer of abaca globally, the Philippines boasts a weaving heritage deeply embedded in its cultural fabric.
Discover the intricacies of the handloom, a fundamental tool in the hands of skilled weavers like Tessie Salboro and her son. From the warp beam to the fabric beam, each component plays a crucial role in creating exquisite abaca textiles.
Through the lens of our camera, witness the meticulous artistry as threads intertwine, guided by the deft hands of generations of weavers. Despite challenges such as disrupted supply chains during the pandemic, the spirit of craftsmanship perseveres.
Meet the dedicated artisans of Bacong, whose passion for preserving their weaving heritage shines through in every thread. From tailored Barong Tagalog to elegant accessories, experience the beauty and resilience of abaca textiles firsthand.
Join us on a journey of tradition, innovation, and community as we celebrate the enduring legacy of abaca weaving in the Philippines.
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