T'NALAK HOME

Established in 2011 as a retail store in Abreeza Ayala Mall in Davao, t'nalak Home was embraced by the local market because of all the unique artistry in one room. Much lauded was the story behind the brand. It is paying tribute to the art of weaving and making sure it will never perish. T'nalak is hand-woven fabric made of abaca fiber by the T'boli tribe of Southern Mindanao, Philippines. The cloth, which bears the essence of the T'boli community, is hand crafted into decors and gift items. Made possible thru TADECO Livelihood and Training Center headed by Maricris Floirendo-Brias, groups mostly wives, mothers and children are provided supplemental sources of income. Through this, t'nalak Home lived in its aim to promote and translate age-old traditions and ethnic crafts into design and livelihood... True to its design philosophy, t'nalak Home showcases world class Philippine products with the traditional artisanship and modern design innovation put together. The Davao-based retail..

Primary location: Davao City Philippines