350pcs Tomb-sweeping Festival Ancestor Paper Role-playing Ancestor

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Description

These are some sacrifice paper, which are traditionally used to provide family members with money and material goods in the afterlife. A tool that allows us to sacrifice ancestors, in return, they take care of us. Bring you a comfort with these papers burnt to ancestors.

Features

-Color:Assorted Color
-Material:Paper
-Size:21.00X9.50X0.01cm/8.25X3.73X0.00in
-Note: The pattern is random.
- The traditional culture for wishes for wisdom, smooth sailing, health, wealth and prosperity.
- The notes are used to burn for the ' Gods' or ancestors, offering them monetary distraction, so they will leave mortals at peace.
- Perfect for Funerals, Tomb-sweeping day, Ancestor's Birthday, Hungry Ghost Festival, All Souls' Day.
- It is a traditional way for blessing and seeking comfort and fortune in the Tomb-sweeping Festival.
- The relatives want to take care of their ancestors, in return, they take care of us.

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