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Pair of vintage Philippine folk-art figures, likely produced in the Cordillera region and depicting traditional Igorot subject matter.
Includes a seated male figure carrying a woven-style burden basket and holding a large vessel, along with a zoomorphic pig-form container with removable lid.
Both are made from a dense, heavy dark composite or stone-like cast material with an aged brown-black surface.
Larger figure measures approximately 6 inches tall. Pig container measures approximately 4 inches tall.
Vintage condition with age-related surface wear, rubbing, small abrasions and losses as photographed. Pig-form container retains its removable lid.
An unusual pair of Philippine folk-art decorative figures with strong Cordillera / Igorot influence.
