Figures & data
Figure 1 “Kahel,” first prize Lourdes Montinola piña weaving competition for 2022, piña liniwan (with suksuk design), woven by Ursulita Dela Cruz, from Dela Cruz House of Piña, Photo by Thea Sulangi.
Figure 2 Raquel Eliserio wearing a piña-seda with suksuk weave modern jacket over piña-seda casual chic dress.
Figure 3 Modern Filipiniana inspired piña-seda dress by La Herminia Piña Weaving.
Figure 4 Designer Lulu Tan-Gan’s piña as outer wear.
Figure 5 Designer Lulu Tan-Gan’s piña as outwear on the runway.
Figure 6 Designer Lulu Tan-Gan’s piña as outerwear in modern designs.
Figure 7 Len Cabili’s modern piña casual-chic dress for brand Filip + Inna.
Figure 8 Embroidery by Salvador Yasona (photo provided by Salvador Yasona).
Figure 9 Fully embroidered Barong Tagalog, by Angel Bombasi (Bordado ni Apolonia).
Figure 10 Carlo Eliserio wearing a piña-seda Barong Tagalog with buttons in the front at the Likha 2023 festival Taguig June 13, 2023.
Figure 11 Natural dyed brown Barong Tagalog in piña-seda by Raquel’s Piña products.
Figure 12 Designer Patis Tesoro’s piña blouse with embroidery and applique.
Figure 13 India Dela Cruz-Legazpi’s painting on piña scarf, signed by the artist.
Figure 14 Carlo Eliserio’s painting on piña-seda.
