Maricel Bolero

This is without a doubt a modern Mestizo masterpiece that features an eye-catching bolero design that is perfectly contrasted by the subdued gray and white motif, giving this piece a subdued look that’s oozing in style. Crafted by expert artisans from fabric sourced from indigenous weavers in Ilocos, it takes months for an Maricel Bolero to be made, and it’s totally worth it. This marriage of modern and traditional craftsmanship is a breathtaking piece that stands above the rest.
 
Features:

• Grey with Red Overcheck
  • This Maricel Bolero in muted gray is perfectly complemented by the red lining for that subdued look.
• The Maricel Bolero showcases Abel Binakul textile designs that highlight exquisite uniform and interlocked geometric patterns akin to the waves of the sea and are said to help ward off evil spirits among indigenous communities. Each piece is handwoven to perfection by our expert artisans using fabric sourced from indigenous weavers from the Ilocos region. These woven fabrics are lovingly crafted for months from scratch before they are shipped and tailored into this unique bolero.
• “Abel” or “Inabel” are Ilocano words that refer to a weaving tradition that has endured since before the Spanish colonization of the Philippines. “Abel” originated from the Ilocos region and employs different design techniques including binakul and trambia.
• Contemporary bolero with traditional geometric patterns in gray and white motif accentuated by a red overcheck design for a simple and stylish look.

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