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Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-17687a-d, described as missing "c", 7/20/12, AT.

Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-21002, described as light blue color, rectangular shape, stylized floral design at one end in black, printing at opposite end in black, hole at one end with cotton string tie; shinto offering paper

Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-13700, described as Paper tag; red with gold and silver trim; multicolor ends; 14.5 cm x 1.9 m China, Hong Kong, Kowloon native name: Fun tin tee - paper tag Used for writing messages of congratulation. Placed on clothes hung in wedding halls with the bride or bridegroom's father's name. Bride makes a dress out of the cloth. White stands for condolence. Red, such as this, for happy occasions. Purchased in paper goods shop.

Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-20998a,b, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-18001, described as Ceremonial offerings. Wood block prints on paper with images of the gods. There are 14 prints. Black ink on natural-color paper. Paper, black ink. L. 16 cm by W. 13 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-21368a-e, described as (a) Unmarked piece of brown (aging?) paper; edges frayed and torn; W 13.0 cm, L 24.0 cm. (b), (c), and (d) Doubled sheets of paper with columns of boxes, apparently for practicing calligraphy; W 13.5 cm, L 25.0 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-13693c, described as Yellow tissue with red print

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-18742a, described as gilt

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-18742c, described as gilt

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-13698a-d, described as Paper cutouts; circular; a, b, red tissue; c, d, green tissue; all 25 cm diameter China, Hong Kong, Kowloon Native name: Kwai yun luk ma - nobleman and green horse Burnt to enlist the aid of these good influences. Double happiness symbol. Purchased at paper goods store.

Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-17687a-d, described as missing "c", 7/20/12, AT.

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Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-21002, described as light blue color, rectangular shape, stylized floral design at one end in black, printing at opposite end in black, hole at one end with cotton string tie; shinto offering paper

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Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-13700, described as Paper tag; red with gold and silver trim; multicolor ends; 14.5 cm x 1.9 m China, Hong Kong, Kowloon native name: Fun tin tee - paper tag Used for writing messages of congratulation. Placed on clothes hung in wedding halls with the bride or bridegroom's father's name. Bride makes a dress out of the cloth. White stands for condolence. Red, such as this, for happy occasions. Purchased in paper goods shop.

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Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-20998a,b, no description available.

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Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-18001, described as Ceremonial offerings. Wood block prints on paper with images of the gods. There are 14 prints. Black ink on natural-color paper. Paper, black ink. L. 16 cm by W. 13 cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-21368a-e, described as (a) Unmarked piece of brown (aging?) paper; edges frayed and torn; W 13.0 cm, L 24.0 cm. (b), (c), and (d) Doubled sheets of paper with columns of boxes, apparently for practicing calligraphy; W 13.5 cm, L 25.0 cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-13693c, described as Yellow tissue with red print

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