Joss paper dates back to around the middle of the 2nd century AD. They were paper representations of goods or coins intended as offerings to the dead. Paper currency itself first appeared in China in the 6th and 11th centuries.
When burning Joss paper, the sheets are treated like real money: they are not accidentally thrown into the fire, but respectfully placed in a loose bundle. Alternatively, in some cases, each sheet of joss paper may be folded in a specific way before being thrown into the fire. This practice is an extension of the belief that burning real money brings bad luck.
Shipping
Product can be shipped with these shipping methods.
DB Schenker Noutopistepaketti
7,39 €
Delivery to the selected pick-up point. Maximum weight 20 kg. Storage time at pick-up point 7 days.
Postipaketti
7,60 €
Pickup from the store
0,00 €
The order must be picked up from our store in Espoo within five business days of sending the delivery confirmation to the email address provided by the customer. €30 will be charged for uncollected orders.
