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Bulul is the male rice deity of Ifugao people in Cordillera, Philippines. A carved ancestor figure placed on granaries to guard the rice crop. It is present during rituals, planting, and harvest. Image details File size:
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1980 x 3520 px | 16.8 x 29.8 cm | 6.6 x 11.7 inches | 300dpi
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Similar stock images Figure of a Male Rice Deity (Bulul) Ifugao people 19th century or earlier This standing male figure representing a rice deity (bulul) from the Ifugao people of northern Luzon Island in the Philippines is an outstanding and highly important expression of the foremost tradition of anthropomorphic sculpture in the northern Philippines. Sculpted with exceptional elegance and sensitivity for its genre, it is among the finest expressions of its type. While bulul figures are fairly common, the great majority are of more recent date and are more roughly carved than this work. The figure stands on a sq Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/figure-of-a-male-rice-deity-bulul-ifugao-people-19th-century-or-earlier-this-standing-male-figure-representing-a-rice-deity-bulul-from-the-ifugao-people-of-northern-luzon-island-in-the-philippines-is-an-outstanding-and-highly-important-expression-of-the-foremost-tradition-of-anthropomorphic-sculpture-in-the-northern-philippines-sculpted-with-exceptional-elegance-and-sensitivity-for-its-genre-it-is-among-the-finest-expressions-of-its-type-while-bulul-figures-are-fairly-common-the-great-majority-are-of-more-recent-date-and-are-more-roughly-carved-than-this-work-the-figure-stands-on-a-sq-image569498363.html RM 2T2ETY7 – Figure of a Male Rice Deity (Bulul) Ifugao people 19th century or earlier This standing male figure representing a rice deity (bulul) from the Ifugao people of northern Luzon Island in the Philippines is an outstanding and highly important expression of the foremost tradition of anthropomorphic sculpture in the northern Philippines. Sculpted with exceptional elegance and sensitivity for its genre, it is among the finest expressions of its type. While bulul figures are fairly common, the great majority are of more recent date and are more roughly carved than this work. The figure stands on a sq 
