Colourful Bilum - Diamond Project Two Mile The Skin Pik pattern reflects

The Skin Pik pattern reflects an old tradition where pig skin was distributed to lower-status individuals during village feasts in PNG

it also reflects guidance and protection

Project Two Mile exists to ensure the women behind these pieces are fairly paid and that this living craft tradition is preserved for generations to come

The cross pattern in Bilum weaving symbolises unity

Colourful Bilum - Diamond Project Two Mile The Skin Pik pattern reflectsA Bilum is more than a bagit is a story, a tradition, and a connection to the hands that wove it. Experience the vibrant artistry of Papua New Guinea (PNG) with our handwoven Colourful Bilum bags. Crafted by skilled female artisans using time honoured techniques, each Bilum carries a unique story through its patterns and colours. The Meaning Behind the Pattern The diamond pattern is a symbol of strength, connection, and resilience in Papua New Guinean