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Hmong religious altar made ca. 2005. The altar includes Chinese money paper cut into snowflake patterns; a gong and stick; bells; a mask; incense holders; golden metal cups; a salad plate; a glass bowl; an animal horn; a turquoise cotton bag; and a black metal nonfunctional sword.
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