The Habi is a traditional cloth woven by hand from abaca fibers and are tie-dyed from roots, barks and plants. It is indigenous to the T'boli people of South Cotabato in Mindanao island of the Philippines. The T'boli women do not create designs from drawn patters, but from ornate patterns and designs they see in their dreams. Thus, women weavers are called "dreamweavers"
Material: New Bone China
4 pcs 10.5" Dinner Plate
4 pcs 8" Salad Plate
