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A fashion and cultural enterprise founded in 2010 that works with indigenous woven fabrics through contemporary design. It partners with 20 artisan communities across urban, rural, and indigenous sectors. The enterprise hosts the ANTHILL Circularity Hub (C-Hub) in Payatas, Quezon City; a facility that reweaves textile waste into handloom fabric. Artisans sort discarded fabric scraps by hand and reweave them into new, ready-to-use fabric, extending the lifecycle of materials and redirecting textile waste from landfills back into productive use.
Payatas Bike Park, Visayas, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines

Discarded fabric scraps and textile waste are sorted by hand and rewoven into new, ready-to-use handloom fabric. Anthill's Zero-Waste Weave process extends material lifecycles and diverts waste from landfills.
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