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The Seven Lucky Gods Of Japan

The Seven Lucky Gods of Japan are a set of well-known deities with roots that may be traced back to gods of fortune in Indian, Chinese, and Japanese mythology. Shichi is a Japanese word for seven,...

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Who Are the 3 Chinese Gods? Fu, Lu, Shou Symbol Meaning

Lu, Fu, and Shou are the names of the three gods of the stars. The god of high-ranking wealth and prosperity is known as Lu. He is often seen cradling a little infant in his arms. This represents...

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Astrology Basics for Beginners (Zodiac Signs, Personalities & Meanings)

The planets, the stars, and the whole solar system are the subjects of study in astrology. An astrologer in active practise may use them to deduce an individual's characteristics and make predictions...

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link to Japanese Cast Iron Tetsubin Teapot: Styles, How to Use, Benefits & History

Japanese Cast Iron Tetsubin Teapot: Styles, How to Use, Benefits & History

Cast iron is used to create the Tetsubin (pronounced "tet-SUE-bin") teapot, which is a traditional Japanese teapot. A traditional Tetsubin teapot includes a décor of a geometric design, an organic...

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Asian Lacquerware (Characteristics, Origin, Process & History)

Art collectors from all over the globe are familiar with Asian lacquer ware, which is a product of some of the most skilled artisan skills available anywhere in the world. The process of applying...

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What is Amber Stone?

To have a better grasp on amber jewellery, it is necessary to first have a firm grasp on amber itself, which is, in the simplest terms, the petrified resin that once formed on tree trunks. Because of...

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