These two big "bululs", about 3 feet each in height, stand guard at the entrance of a food establishment at this giant mall in Baguio City.
I wonder what Ifugaos think of this modern twist in the "bulul's" usage.
A friend from Hungduan says it's good because it highlights Ifugao culture and it helps start conversations about their unique heritage. But another Ifugao friend says she doesn't like it because it's far from the original purposes of the "bulul".
How about you? What are your thoughts on the matter?
