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Retrieved 2016-07-20. Harper, Douglas. "
joss".
Online Etymology Dictionary. Chen(陳), Ka-Yan(家恩),
Joss Stick Manufacturing: A
Study of a
Traditional Industry...
- p**** in
British Columbia,
Canada Joss stick, a form of
incense Abbreviation for the
Journal of Open
Source Software Joss.,
taxonomic author abbreviation...
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monasteries into
secular society.
Xiangbang (香棒, with "
stick; club")
means "incense
stick;
joss stick". Two "incense"
synonyms specifying religious offerings...
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Crisply modeled figures with a
smooth white glaze were po****r as were
joss-
stick holders,
brush pots, Dogs of Fo,
libation cups and boxes. The devotional...
- the fact that a thin incense(–
stick) is
arranged (to float)
above the mine in a container. The (burning) of this
joss stick determines the time at which...
- Yong Koon
handcrafted pewter objects mainly for
ceremonial use, such as
joss stick holders,
incense burners and
candle holders for
altars of
Chinese homes...
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prayer items before burning the
joss stick. The
worshippers may then
recite prayers before proceeding to
place their joss sticks on
designated areas. The...
- Yuan
Festival and
Chongyang Festival.[citation needed] The
number of
joss stick varies,
usually three or five, or less commonly, nine. The
ancient Chinese...
- with
their seals.
Wares include crisply modeled figures, cups,
bowls and
joss stick-holders. Many of the best
examples of
blanc de
Chine are
found in ****an...
- 2014-07-14.
Retrieved 15 June 2014. Walsh,
James Edwward (1947). The Man on
Joss Stick Alley. [The
biography of
Father Daniel L. McShane. With plates, including...
