Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Filipino textiles like the Binakol and Pinilian from Indigenous Filipino weaving communities are disappearing as fast fashion takes over, but there’s hope. With partners like bago, organizations and artisans are preserving these living pieces of culture, making them accessible while honoring their roots. Learn how Filipino craftsmanship is being safeguarded so we can keep these traditions alive.
Thank you to bago for partnering with us to dive deeper into the importance of Filipino weaving. If you are interested in supporting, shop their HERITAGE line at bit.ly/bagoheritagecollection
Thank you to Anya Lim of ANTHILL Fabrics for not only sharing your story but for the work you do to partner with weaving communities! If you want to learn more about the work ANTHILL does, check them out here: anthillfabrics.com
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#FilipinoTextiles #IndigenousFilipino #FilipinoCulture #Filipino
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0:00 - Why are Filipino textiles disappearing?
1:04 - Key Terms about Filipino Weaving Traditions
1:45 - Who are Indigenous Filipinos?
4:49 - Binakol Textile
5:43 - Pinilian Textile
6:54 - Preserving cultural significance of Filipino weaving
8:10 - bago
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Thank you to our team:
Director & Writer: Leo Albea
Director of Photography: Sarah Albea
Video Editor: Millaine Matinong
Production Manager: Kimberly Samonte
Social Media Strategist: Manna Dellota, Sheena Jawa
Creative Consultant: Jules Cruz
Thumbnail Designer: Karl Macapagal
Special Thanks: bago, Brandon Comer, Anya Lim, Emmalyn Ulanimo Bulan, Andrew Dizon, Walbert Castillo
For a list of credits, please visit bit.ly/creditsfilipinotextiles
Disclaimer: This educational video discusses Filipino indigenous textiles and their cultural significance. While sponsored by bago, we maintain editorial independence. All information about indigenous communities, traditional weaving techniques, and cultural practices has been researched extensively and verified with cultural experts. However, we acknowledge that experiences and perspectives within Filipino and indigenous communities are diverse. For concerns about cultural representation or corrections, please contact us through our official channels. This video is not professional advice - please conduct additional research through recognized cultural institutions.
One Down creates groundbreaking content showcasing Filipino culture, narratives, and identities that are often overlooked. We’re dedicated to building connections in the Filipino American community and creating pathways for future generations in the entertainment industry.
Filipino textiles like the Binakol and Pinilian from Indigenous Filipino weaving communities are disappearing as fast fashion takes over, but there’s hope. With partners like bago, organizations and artisans are preserving these living pieces of culture, making them accessible while honoring their roots. Learn how Filipino craftsmanship is being safeguarded so we can keep these traditions alive.
Thank you to bago for partnering with us to dive deeper into the importance of Filipino weaving. If you are interested in supporting, shop their HERITAGE line at bit.ly/bagoheritagecollection
Thank you to Anya Lim of ANTHILL Fabrics for not only sharing your story but for the work you do to partner with weaving communities! If you want to learn more about the work ANTHILL does, check them out here: anthillfabrics.com
🌏 Want to work with us to reach the Filipino American community?
Learn more about our Filipino Audience Growth Accelerator and how we can help your brand: bit.ly/workwithonedown
#FilipinoTextiles #IndigenousFilipino #FilipinoCulture #Filipino
Support Our Work!
0:00 - Why are Filipino textiles disappearing?
1:04 - Key Terms about Filipino Weaving Traditions
1:45 - Who are Indigenous Filipinos?
4:49 - Binakol Textile
5:43 - Pinilian Textile
6:54 - Preserving cultural significance of Filipino weaving
8:10 - bago
• Subscribe for more content on Filipino culture and identity: bit.ly/SubscribeOneDown
• Grab exclusive merch from our store: https://onedown.media/shop
Follow bago on Social Media:
instagram.com/bago.la/?hl=en
facebook.com/thisisbago
tiktok.com/@bago.la
Follow Us On Social Media!
Facebook: facebook.com/onedwnmedia
Instagram: instagram.com/onedwnmedia
TikTok: tiktok.com/@onedownmedia
Thank you to our team:
Director & Writer: Leo Albea
Director of Photography: Sarah Albea
Video Editor: Millaine Matinong
Production Manager: Kimberly Samonte
Social Media Strategist: Manna Dellota, Sheena Jawa
Creative Consultant: Jules Cruz
Thumbnail Designer: Karl Macapagal
Special Thanks: bago, Brandon Comer, Anya Lim, Emmalyn Ulanimo Bulan, Andrew Dizon, Walbert Castillo
For a list of credits, please visit bit.ly/creditsfilipinotextiles
Disclaimer: This educational video discusses Filipino indigenous textiles and their cultural significance. While sponsored by bago, we maintain editorial independence. All information about indigenous communities, traditional weaving techniques, and cultural practices has been researched extensively and verified with cultural experts. However, we acknowledge that experiences and perspectives within Filipino and indigenous communities are diverse. For concerns about cultural representation or corrections, please contact us through our official channels. This video is not professional advice - please conduct additional research through recognized cultural institutions.
One Down creates groundbreaking content showcasing Filipino culture, narratives, and identities that are often overlooked. We’re dedicated to building connections in the Filipino American community and creating pathways for future generations in the entertainment industry.
