The traditional barrel man, made from Mahogany and by woodcarvers on Asin Road, is now on a made-to-order basis.
It is, perhaps, unintentional yet fitting that one of Baguio City's most popular souvenirs, the barrel man, carries the same name as a post in Spanish bullfighting. In the local context, it pertains to a craft produced in the Cordillera Region, ...
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