The Filipino deity, known as Bul ul (Rice Protector), crouches naked. His elbows are on his knees, and his hands are on his cheeks. It sits on a small pedestal with an irregular hemisphere shape. Black wood grain.

It is a sacred and active stratovolcano located in the province of Albay in the Bicol region of Luzon Island, Philippines. Known for its almost perfect cone shape and magnificent natural scenery, it is hailed as the 'most perfect volcanic cone in the world'. It is one of the most active volcanoes in the Philippines, with over 47 recorded eruptions in history, with the most recent major eruption occurring in 2018. The activity has attracted the attention of geologists and volcanologists, but it has also brought certain challenges to the local area, as volcanic eruptions may have an impact on surrounding areas. Despite potential dangers, it remains a famous tourist destination in the Philippines. Providing spectacular natural landscapes for tourists

It is an important component of Philippine cultural heritage. It is one of the symbols of the Catholic faith spread in the Philippines during the Spanish colonial period and is revered as the patron saint of multiple dioceses and municipalities. Associated with the Pilar Fortress in Zamboanga City, Samar Province. This fortress was declared a national cultural treasure by Presidential Decree No. 260 in 1973 and is also recognized as a cultural heritage site. The Church of Our Lady of Padar is also considered a heritage building, and the National Historical Commission of the Philippines installed a Grade II historic landmark on December 2, 2010. Not only does it showcase history and culture, but it is also an important component of people's beliefs and spiritual life.