Wednesday, October 28, 2026 | 1-4 PM
$85 | General
$75 | Textile Museum Members
Used for high-status wear or special occasions, Inabel Pinilian is the most sophisticated Inabel weaving for its complex brocade weaving technique where specific threads are picked by hand to form motifs.
There are various patterns of Inabel Pinilian textiles. For this specific workshop, you’ll learn how to make the diamond pattern by weaving your way.
Open to all levels—no prior weaving experience needed. All materials are provided.
Tickets include light refreshments such as a drink and a snack.
Please inform us regarding your dietary restrictions and allergies by emailing canada@hiblaphilippines.com
What to expect in the Inabel Pinilian weaving workshop:
Materials provided (including a frame loom to take home).
Weaving pattern guide to take home
Lecture about the traditional looms and handwoven textiles from different regions of the Philippines
Live demonstration and hands-on learning of the Inabel Pinilian textile
Opportunity to learn the innovative ways how Inabel Pinilian textiles are used today through modern and contemporary designs.
Opportunity to explore and learn the context attributed to the textile in relation to the community.
A safe space to explore your own culture and local textiles and their origins
Photo Op in the end for social media posts and other promotional materials.
Additional creative skill to either add on your artist resume or a new hobby to take home with you!
Active participation and debrief within the workshop facilitation
Certificate of completion given in the end (physical copies provided and PDF copies are emailed in 2-5 business days after the workshop. Only upon request)
This workshop is in run by Hibla PH Canada In partnership with Philippine Consulate General – Toronto and Textile Museum of Canada
This workshop offers ASL interpretation with thanks to the Canadian Culture Society of the Deaf. Please note that this interpretation is part of a placement program, providing training and support for emerging interpreters.
Wednesday, October 28
1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
For accessibility support, please email Isabelle Sain (isain@textilemuseum.
Textile Museum of Canada · 55 Centre Avenue
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