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Baguio Chronicle: Century Bulol at Cordillera Gallery (Bencab Museum)
Cordillera Gallery at Bencab Museum is a haven of bulol in their varied forms. I am only familiar with the Rice Guardian having carried one in 2005. It was carved by Iggy Rodriguez for our performance Fetad! Ang Pagbawi sa Payaw … Continue reading
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