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Raffia

Raffia refers to a natural fiber derived from palm leaves, traditionally used in weaving, basketry, and increasingly contemporary fashion accessories like bags and footwear. Filipino designers increasingly incorporate raffia into modern collections, bridging traditional material craft with current fashion accessory and textile trends today directly.

Posts mentioning Raffia

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Review: Toton Januar Brings Indonesian Craft to Fashion Week Asia

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Céline Dion’s Chanel Look Nods to Her 1997 Oscars Dress—and Took 1,380 Hours to Make

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Ornate gold circular pendant with a floral center resting on a weathered rust-colored surface.
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The Women That Keep Boholano Craft Alive

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