Wari the Manananggal

Wari the Manananggal seemed to be having an identity crisis - she was found in a cave living with bats. Her coffin is able to be separated and re-attached by sliding the top and bottom pieces together. Display Wari in a full coffin (while still keeping her famous split visible), or separate the coffin boxes to really show off her lore.

One of the most famous aswang (monster) of the Philippines, the Manananggal is a flying, self-segmenting creature. At night, she separates from her bottom half to find her next meal consisting of fetuses, blood, or different human organs. The only way to kill her is by finding her lower half, usually hidden in the woods or in banana forests, and sprinkle salt, garlic, or ash on the exposed flesh to prevent her from reattaching. (Read more here!)

Our plush is able to be separated and re-attached by the hook-and-loop tape sewn in between the two pieces. The wings are wired so you can position them in different ways!

Included will be a small scroll about Wari and a description of the manananggal.

Plush Dimensions: Height approx. 11", Wingspan approx. 16".
Approx 6" from head to bottom of torso; Approx 5" legs.
Coffin Dimensions: Total Height approx 12.5", Width 5", Depth 3"
Top half of the coffin height: 7"
Bottom half of the coffin height: approx 5.5"

Colors may vary slightly due to monitor and photo differences.

The coffin box is made from wood and handpainted. There may be slight imperfections due to the handmade nature of the display case.

Due to the nature of the plush, these are not suitable for young children. The plushies are stuffed firm to compensate for possible compression and shifting of stuffing over time.