A large ceremonial wood spoon with two figures as handle, large ladle with field repair. 12" H Ifugao ceremonial spoons, also known as "huwasi" or "hagabi," are among the traditional artifacts associated with their rituals and ceremonies. These ceremonial spoons are crafted with great attention to detail, often featuring ornate carvings and designs that hold symbolic significance within Ifugao culture. The spoons are typically made from wood, with some adorned with metal inlays or other decorative elements. They are used in various rituals, including feasts, weddings, and other significant events within the community.In Ifugao society, the hagabi or ceremonial spoon holds cultural importance beyond its practical use. It may symbolize wealth, status, and the spiritual connection between the living and their ancestors. Additionally, the intricate designs and motifs on these spoons often reflect the cosmology, myths, and beliefs of the Ifugao people.

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