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Nylon Bilum 2

Nylon Bilum 2
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Nylon Bilum 2

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Bilums are traditional, intricately-woven bags, made by women throughout Papua New Guinea using natural fibres and recycled nylons & acrylics. The complex and unique patterns are integral to bilums, and many are particular to specific communities - recording and expressing provenance, current events and familial stories, often with spiritual or symbolic significance.

Natural Fibre bilums are made from small trees and the weavers use natural plant-based dyes and as such are not designed to get wet. Please keep them dry.

Each piece is entirely one-of-a-kind, and comes with a hand-written card acknowledging the cooperative and province.

$175*

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