THE BINAKOL FACE MASK
The Binakol Reuseable Face Masks are handwoven with love and care by weavers in Abra, Philippines. Native to the northern region of the country, the Binakol pattern is a geometric design the elders of the Itneg tribe believed wore away evil spirits with its dizzying effect. Our intention is to channel this protection power during this time of chaos.
Available in off-white, salmon, mustard and sand and as a single mask or in packs of three or four.
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GIFT CARD From $25.00 -
LINGLINGO HOOPIES $90.00 -
BALANCE INCENSE BOX $102.00 -
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BANGA STACKING PLANTER SET / BLACK $240.00 -
PENDULUM DROPS / BRASS $180.00 -
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LANA TOTE IN NATURAL$58.00$40.00 -
MY MAIN CHAIN $92.00 -
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LUNA RUG / BLACK $72.00 -
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RAD LEAF TRAY $38.00 -
MAMA HOOPIES $90.00 -
BANGA VASE / ADOBE $102.00 -
RAD BASKET BUDS $56.00
MAAARI is the dream of modern design rooted in consciousness and inspired by Philippine culture. In pursuit of a meaningful marketplace, we proudly partner with artisans and designers who share our values of quality craftsmanship and mindful consumption.
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