This is a lightweight, palm-sized replica of an anito, bulul, or ancestor guardian. Ifugao and many other indigenous groups in the Philippine Islands place bulul near their homes and throughout their crop fields. This is thought to bring about good crop yields and protect seeds from animals. Keep this sculpture to feel closer to the motherland. Place it on your altar, by a window, or even in your garden for protection.

Trinidad enchanted and consecrated this talisman for folk use in the diaspora at the Dragon Mountain monastery. This talisman invites the local elemental anitos to protect its owner.

Material: Monkey pod wood