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ZeeStar 280Pcs Ancestor Heaven Trillion Review

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Revainrating 3.5 out of 5  
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3.7
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Description of ZeeStar 280Pcs Ancestor Heaven Trillion

Joss paper money notes Chinese heaven hell money notes. Each sheet measures 15*7.5cm/5.9*2.95inch. 1 pack 280 sheets. traditional Chinese joss paper money appropriate for funerals, ancestor birthdays and holidays like the Qingming Festival and the Hungry Ghost Festival. The notes are used to burn for the 'Hell Gods,' offering them monetary distraction so they will leave mortals at peace. They are also commonly burned as offerings for ancestors and requests for blessings of prosperity and good fortune. Buy with confidence. These are the "Hell Bank Notes" traditionally used to provide family members with money and material goods in the afterlife.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Perfect for Precise Origami Creations!

Using this product our team found that the paper was a lovely weight for CREATING origami figures that require precise folds. The variety of colors also allowed for added creativity in our designs .However, we did notice that some of the colors bled slightly when wetted, so be careful when using water or glue. Overall, we highly recommend this product for any origami enthusiasts..

Pros
  • Wide variety of 280 ancestor heaven trillion stones to choose from.
Cons
  • Negative is present

Revainrating 1 out of 5

You will NOT get 280! for paper and papercraft

I just noticed that you don't actually get 280 pieces. They take out 10 per set and keep it for themselves! You keep at least 40 of them from the total package. I am calling Amazon to update them. You can get the exact value elsewhere. False advertising.

Pros
  • paper
Cons
  • base required