Kubo, named after the traditional Filipino nipa hut "bahay kubo," pays homage to heritage and the harmony between nature and design. These organic structures inspire Kubo’s philosophy, where craftsmanship meets sustainability.
Each piece is handcrafted by artisans who honor local traditions, preserving heritage while supporting communities. Kubo redefines luxury with its blend of beauty and purpose.
Kubo's pieces are made with T’nalak cloth, woven from 100% Abaca fibers. The fabric holds sacred meaning for the T’boli tribeswomen of Lake Sebu, Mindanao, who have passed down the weaving techniques through generations.
