As Filipino woodworkers face challenges of mass production and sourcing quality wood, they remain resilient in preserving their cultural artistry. Celebrate the enduring legacy of Filipino …

Today, Filipino woodcarvers continue to carve a name in the ranks of the finest in the craft. The more popular Filipino woodcarvers are the Ifugaos, the Tagbanwas, the Maranaos and the …

3. Anito Wood Carvings Reuel Mark Delez from Valenzuela, Philippines, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons Feel the spirit of ancient Filipino folklore with Anito wood carvings. …

Essentially, what makes Philippines wood carving so incredible is the fact that the natives have managed to preserve the traditions of ancient crafts. Thus, the beautiful carvings are solely …

Philippine wood carving is more than just crafting; it’s a deep-rooted cultural expression. For centuries, Filipino artisans have transformed wood into stunning works of art, reflecting their …

Paete, Laguna: The Town of Woodcarvers Paete, a small town located in the province of Laguna, Philippines, is known for its woodcarving industry. The town is home to skilled artisans who …

The document outlines the history and significance of wood carving in the Philippines, with a focus on the town of Paete in Laguna as its center. It highlights the various indigenous woodcarving …

Made of Philippine Mahogany. What impressed me most is this wood version in mural of the painting Spoliarium, the most celebrated and widely recognized art work of Juan Luna, Filipino …

Ernesto Dul-ang is the 72-year-old resident woodcarver of the Baguio Museum in the Philippines. “Manong Ernesto”, as his close friends fondly call him, started wood carving at the age of 12 …

Carving Wood carving in the Philippines is a tradition dating back to pre-colonial times. Native Filipinos carved boats, plows, arrows, spears, and other essential items, often creating …