Located in the master artisan village of Barangay Ino, Mogpog, the Milagrosa Wood Carvers preserve the centuries-old traditional craft of sculpting Roman centurion masks for the world-famous Lenten Moriones Festival. Mogpog is historically recognized as the birthplace of the Moriones tradition. Generational woodcarvers use specialized chisels and adzes to hollow out blocks of lightweight dapdap (coral tree) and santol wood, meticulously carving expressive facial features before applying layers of vibrant enamel paint and authentic horsehair crests. **Traveler Logistics:** Visitors can tour the family workshops in Barangay Ino year-round, observe the intricate carving process firsthand, and commission customized miniature masks or full-sized collector pieces directly from the master craftsmen.