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Piña

A luxurious, translucent fabric hand-woven from pineapple leaf fibers, most closely associated with Aklan in Panay. The painstaking process of extracting and knotting the fibers makes piña rare and costly, and it is a hallmark of fine barongs, ternos, and heirloom Philippine formalwear.

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Fashion

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