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Tomsima

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Alright, I'll give it a shot: is it perhaps some sort of dedication offering to a Guanyin statue placed during the opening ceremony for 'Iron Ox Square'?

anonymoose

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Along the right lines. More generally speaking, though, what is this item called, and where else might you find them?

Jim

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It's a 锦旗 that you present as a way of saying thank you, here to a temple (ETA a particular bodhisattva statue strictly speaking) for a wish fulfilled. Hospitals/doctors get them too I'm pretty sure and think I've even seen them in govt offices being thanked for doing their job (though rare enough to merit comment I suppose).

anonymoose

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That sums it up pretty well.

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