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About OUR COLLECTION
Each ZINK piece is a study in refined craftsmanship—meticulously handcrafted from natural wicker and handwoven fabric created by generational artisans. No two are ever the same; subtle variations in color, texture, and weave are part of their inherent beauty. The fabric itself bears the gentle imperfections of the artisan’s hand, a mark of authenticity and human touch. With time, the wicker develops a rich patina, revealing a character that is entirely its own. It’s these quiet nuances that lend each piece its effortless sophistication and enduring allure.
HAND-BASKET TOTE
The ZINK hand-basket tote unites exceptional craftsmanship with timeless utility. Meticulously woven from the finest natural fibers, each piece bears the subtle tonal shifts and evolving patina of wicker—nature’s own signature of organic, singular beauty. Enduring in strength, unique in character, every tote is both elegant companion and testament to the artisan’s hand.
HERITAGE TEXTILES
Heritage textiles encompass a rich tapestry of traditional fabrics, techniques, and designs that reflect the cultural, historical, and artisanal heritage of a region or community. These textiles carry deep-rooted significance, passed down through generations, and are valued for their craftsmanship.
Threads of ancestry, woven for today.
HABLON
HABLON
HABLON
Hablon, from the Bisaya word habol (blanket), is a centuries-old weave that predates Spanish rule. Once used for blankets, it now finds new life in apparel. The plaid variation—both classic and intricate—is reimagined here by the weavers of Argao, Cebu.
ABACA
HABLON
HABLON
The Abaca Pinangabol, woven by the Daraghuyan Bukidnon community, is a traditional textile once used as protective clothing. Crafted on vertical looms with abaca fibre and dyed in rich natural hues, each weave carries generations of ritual, spirituality, and artistry. Its ikat variation reveals two-toned gradients through tie-dye technique.
JUNGGO
HABLON
JUNGGO
Sourced in Ilocos Sur, the Junggo is traditionally woven by indigenous artisans on a vertical two-step pedal loom, carrying forward generations of weaving knowledge. Its softness and versatility come from a perfect balance—light yet enduring.