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Asian Artifacts Multicultural Resource Center ASIAN ARTIFACTS CHINA BAMBOO CHIMES W/TRAD. KNOTTING (CHINA) CHINESE BOADING BALLS W/PANDA DESIGN 2448, 3600 2698, 2700 CHINESE FOLK PAPER CUTS CHINESE PRINTS 4370, 4371, 4372, 4373, 4349, 4350 4374, 4375, 4376, 4533, 4534 CHINESE DRAGON ABACUS (CHINA) 4848 2443 TINGSHA PRAYER CHIMES CHINESE CORK SCULPTURE 4413 4007 CHINESE JUMP ROPES HANGZHOU SILK & BAMBOO FANS (CHINA) 4334, 4335, 4336, 4337, 4475 2732, 3475, 3475, 2092 CHINESE KNOT FENG SHUI BELL 2483 CHINESE SCROLLS DANCING DRAGON – 3705 CHINESE DUCKS - 3788 TEAPOT (CHINA) OLD COINS (CHINA) 3613 2457 (CHINA) GOOD LUCK CARP (CHINA) 2453, 2454, 2484 JADE FIGURINES (CHINA) DRAGON – 4291 CHINESE DRAGON COSTUME FIGURINE ELEPHANT - 4260 4004, 4005 CHINESE SHAOLIN MUNK FIGURINES CHINESE SHAOLIN MUNK FIGURINES 4035, 4037, 4049 4051, 4060, 4068, 4105, 4120, 4127, 4163, 4166 CHINESE NEW YEAR DRAGON TOY CHINESE LION DANCE PUPPET 4172, 4183 3681, 3686 CHINESE INK & WASH PAINTING TERRACOTTA SOLDIER (CHINA) 5227 4540 CHININESE SCROLLS CHINESE LANTERNS DANCING DRAGON – 3705 CHINESE PARTY LANTERN – 3763, 3768 CHINESE DUCKS - 3788 CHERRY BLOSSOM LANTERN – 3713, 3756 CHINESE NEW YEAR SYMBOL ROYAL DRAGON UMBRELLA (CHINA) 3457 3710 CHINESE ZODIAC FIGURINE – OX 3476 CHINESE ZODIAC FIGURINE – RAT 3486 CHINESE ZODIAC FIGURINE – GOLDEN TIGER CHINESE ZODIAC FIGURINE – RABBIT 3485 3487 CHINESE ZODIAC FIGURINE – DRAGON CHINESE ZODIAC FIGURINE – SNAKE 3477 3478 CHINESE ZODIAC FIGURINE – GOAT 3480 CHINESE ZODIAC FIGURINE – HORSE 3479 CHINESE ZODIAC FIGURINE – MONKEY 3481 CHINESE ZODIAC FIGURINE – ROOSTER 3482 CHINESE ZODIAC FIGURINE – DOG CHINESE ZODIAC FIGURINE – PIG 3483 3484 “LADY FROM THE QING DYNASTY” CHEONGSAM DRESS (China) CHINESE DOLLS – 2723, 2724 4417 BAMBOO FARMER’S HAT CONICAL Asian Hat 4653 3601 CHINESE TRADITIONAL PAPER FAN CHINESE LOTUS (FOOT BINDING) SHOES 5226 4204 CHOPSTICKS CHINESE DOLL 2087 2094 CHINESE LOTUS SHOES 2519 QIPAO CHEONGSOM HONGZHOU SILK FAN 2520 2092 HMONG CULTURE HMONG QEEJ HMONG CULTURE KIT 1729 4841 HMONG STORY CLOTH HMONG STORY CLOTH 1720, 1725, 1977, 2003, 1977 4275, 4286, 4287, 4717, 4722 HMONG Batik Skirt 4687, 5224 HMONG ANIMAL TOY 4185 SMALL HMONG BASKET (VIETNAM) LARGE HMONG BASKET (VIETNAM) 1974 1975 HMONG DOLLS HMONG DOLLS 1978, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2123, 2124, 1985, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992 2125, 2127, 2128, 2129 HMONG Clothing (Male) Traditional HMONG Men’s Shirt 4187 5225 INDONESIA BLACK KOI CARVING (INDONESIA) COW BELL (INDONESIA) 1719 2755, 2756 WOODEN CAMEL (INDONESIA) WOODEN TURTLE (INDONESIA) 2537, 2538 2468 JAVANESE SHADOW PUPPET/ INDONESIAN ROD PUPPET 4626 JAPAN JAPANESE SAMURAI FIGURINES JAPANESE CALLIGRAPHY FAN 2702, 2703, 2718, 2719, 2726, 2727 4196, 4197, 4421 BLACK ZORI SANDALS (JAPAN) – 4054 BUDDHA FIGURINE (JAPAN) WOODEN SANDALS (JAPAN) – 4050 4432 RED ZORI SANDALS (JAPAN) - 4052 RIN GONG (JAPAN) MANEKI NEKO (JAPAN) 3983 4063, 4064, 4066, 4639 JAPANESE SAKI SET JAPANESE SUSHI SET 4058 4059 JACOB’S LADDER TOY BRUSH WRITING CALLIGRAPHY SET (JAPAN) 2136 4282 YOKOBUE (JAPAN) JAPANESE SPINNING TOPS W/BOARD 1724, 2132, 2424 2133 KIOSHI DOLL RATTLE – JAPAN JAPANESE GIRL/KIMONO WALL HANGING 4195 1718 TABI SOCKS FOR GETA SHOES (JAPAN) GETA SHOES FOR KIMONO (JAPAN) 1726, 1727, 1728 1730, 1731, 1732 TOY TRAIN WHISTLE (JAPAN) CHARM W/ TRAIN TICKET (JAPAN) 1743 1734 TEA POT & TEA CUP (JAPAN) JAPANESE LUNCHBOX 2018, 2019 1950 ORIGAMI CRANES (JAPAN) 2126 FLOWER VASE WALL HANGING (JAPAN) 1741 KIMONO (JAPAN) HAUTEN – HOME WINTER JACKET (JAPAN) 1966 2002 HAPPI FESTIVAL JACKET (JAPAN) 2056, 2057, 2058, 2059, 2060 YUKATA – SUMMER KIMONO (JAPAN) KIMONO (Japan) 1721, 1722 4045 LARGE STREAMER FOR KIDS DAY (JAPAN) SMALL STREAMER FOR KIDS DAY (JAPAN) 1693, 1706 1707, 1708, 1709, 1710 JAPANESE GEISHA DOLL JAPANESE KABUKI/GEISHA DOLLS 2721 2134, 2714, 2716, 2717 OBI (JAPAN) JAPANESE CLOISONNE ENAMEL VASES 1952, 1953 1715, 1716 JAPANESE DOLL JAPANESE DOLL 2096 2097 KENTARO - NATURE BOY STATUE (JAPAN) 2108 KOREA KOREAN MINIATURE DIVIDER RICE STRAINER (KOREA) 2720 2669, 2670, 3469 KOREAN HWA-TU GAME 2692, 2693, 2694 KOREAN SHOES W/ TRADITIONAL KNOTTING 2679, 3598, 3599 TRADITIONAL KOREAN SILK FAN KOREAN MEDALLION W/TRADITIONAL 2661, 2662, 2665, 2666, 2674 KNOTTING 3473, 3591, 4199 2704, 2705, 2712, 2713, 2729, 2730 KOREAN DOLLS KOREAN YUT GAME 2706, 2707, 2708, 2709, 2710, 2711 2695, 2696, 2697 BOYS HANBOK (KOREA) MINIATURE TRAD. WEDDING DOLLS (KOREA) 1061 2671, 2672, 2673 GIRLS HANBOK (KOREA) GIRLS HANBOK (KOREA) 1063 1062 KOREAN TOP CHANG-GI (KOREAN CHESS) 1067 1066 KOREAN MASKS HANBOK FLOWER SHOES 1064, 1065 2514 KOREAN DOLL WEARING HANBOK KOREAN DOLL 2107 2095 KOREAN WEDDING DOLLS 2522 PHILLIPINES CARABAO ANIMAL (PHILLIPINES) REAL CRAB AMBER 4420 4415 RICE GOD FIGURINE (PHILLIPINES) TRUNYAN FIGURE (PHILLIPINES) 4422 2472, 2536 GIRLS OUTFIT (PHILLIPINES) 4686 THAILAND GUIRO (THAILAND) OXBELL/YOKE & BEADS (THAILAND) 4316, 4509 3489, 3490 ORNAMENT (THAILAND) THAI RUEAN TON 4538, 4539 4211 DANCE RAM THAI JEWELED BELT (WEDDINGS) – 1058 THAI SIWALAI (3 PIECES) RAM THAI NECKLACE - 1059 3663 VIETNAM VIETNAMESE WOMAN WALL DÉCOR (WOODEN) GUIRO BLOCK (VIETNAM) 2680, 2681, 2682, 2686, 3488, 3491 2687, 2688, 2689, 2690, 2691 TEA CUP (VIETNAM) SONG BAN CLAPPER (VIETNAM) 3615 2973, 2974 VIETNAMESE STATUE (TRADITIONAL CLOTHING) LUCKY MONEY ENVELOPE (VIETNAM) 2445, 2446 3932, 3933, 3934, 3938, 3945, 3946, 3980, 3988 VIETNAMESE WALL DÉCOR 3722, 3723 AO DAI OUTFITS (VIETNAM) GIRLS (RED) – 3772 BOYS (YELLOW/BROWN) - 3771 LUCKY MONEY ENVELOPE & MONEY (MALAYSIA) 4213 PORCELAIN DOLL (VIETNAM) 2093 TURKISH MIDDLE EASTERN SHOES TURKISH LIRA 2512 1410 .
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