Dating to precolonial Philippines, the tradition of Inabel loom weaving has survived for centuries to bring unique textile designs that when transformed to everyday accessories, are functional, fun, and beautiful.
Inabel is the word for “woven cloth” in the Ilocos region of northern Philippines where experienced weavers, using traditional wooden pedal frame looms, design and craft handmade textiles and the textile products sold here at Inabel Shop. We stock a well curated collection of quality Inabel products that are attractive, versatile, sturdy, and unfussy.
Making Inabel: Proudly Keeping the Tradition Alive
View how Inabel is crafted
Handwoven by the expert artisans of Ilocos
We source quality Inabel products direct from Ilocos weaving communities where artisans are dedicated to upholding and promoting the tradition of Inabel loom weaving to ensure that the craft is preserved and passed on to the next generation. We encourage sustainable weaving practices and aim to promote fair trade principles in support of the Inabel artisans.
I ordered 4 face mask. I am very happy with the order. I received many compliments and they are very comfortable
The pillow covers are a perfect fit! The material is soft and machine washable. Would definitely buy some more.
The face masks are stylish, sturdy and comfortable. As added bonus they smell good.
The products are authentic. Created by native craftsmen of the indigenous Philippines. The design is suitable to the current times. Prices are reasonable.
I love the smell of lavender in my clothing and cedar in my shoe cabinet!
Very beautiful pattern. Excellent piece to share with family and friends. Agyamanak!
Choosing the right handwoven Ilocos Inabel ules (or blanket) for you need not be confusing. Just keep in mind these 2 key blanket facts: weave and size. The weave type allows you to choose the right functionality (warm or cold weather use) and design. And the right size ensures the perfect fit for your bed, couch, or daybed.
Should I call it Inabel, Abel, or Enabel? Here is a definitive guide to understanding the various name versions of this traditional handwoven cloth.
Part of the uniqueness of Inabel designs and patterns is the connection with the weavers and their surroundings. The designs tell a story, one linked to its maker.
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