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₱8,666.00
Crafted with authentic Binakol textile, this corset by Miss Bota of Cebu City reimagines a centuries-old weaving tradition into a wearable statement piece. Binakol, known for its hypnotic geometric patterns believed to offer protection, is handwoven on traditional looms in Northern Luzon.
The result is a corset that is structured, striking, and culture-forward. Perfect for styling as a top or layering piece, it’s fashion that honors heritage, craftsmanship, and Filipino identity.
Size: 30″ and above bust
Photographer: Christian Mananguite (@chrxtan)
Model & Designer: Venise Galan (@venisegalan)
About Venise Galan & Miss Bota:
Venise Galan, Founder & Creative Visionary of Miss Bota Venise Galan is a Cebuano fashion designer and product-design graduate who founded Miss Bota with a mission to make fashion inclusive, accessible, and culturally rooted.
As featured in Vogue Philippines. In 2022 she launched Miss Bota, building her label around the belief that “size, race, gender, and physical ability are no limitations of style.” Her work, including collections like “CLUB-ING,” emphasizes adaptive clothing, garments thoughtfully designed with features such as magnetic or Velcro fastenings, removable sleeves, and expandable waistbands to empower women with physical disabilities and address inclusivity gaps in mainstream fashion.
Read more here: https://vogue.ph/fashion/through-adaptive-clothing-venise-galan-empowers-women-with-disabilities/
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Returns & Exchanges
Note: Because our pieces feature traditional handwoven textiles, slight variations in color or pattern may occur and are celebrated as part of the garment’s uniqueness.
To preserve the beauty and quality of your handwoven / hand-embroidered garment, we recommend the following care guidelines:
Hand wash separately using mild detergent and cold water.
Do not bleach or use harsh chemicals, as these may damage the fibers and natural dyes.
For best results, do not wring. Gently squeeze out excess water and hang dry in a shaded area.
Iron on low heat or with a pressing cloth to avoid damaging the weave.
For garments with embroidery or special patterns, consider professional or delicate dry cleaning.
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight to prevent fading.
✨ Each piece is crafted with care and cultural heritage — let your care reflect that, too.
I attended their Weave Your Way workshop at Sentro Artista! Learned a lot about indigenous weaves and even had a chance to weave our own little colorful cloth. Our instructor, Ms. Lira, was very informative...
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