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asian temple bells
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look modern, I think you have the wrong forum, you need these in the 'what is it'.
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Welcome to Treasure Net !!
They're also called 'heart bells'--for the obvious reason.
Don.....
They're also called 'heart bells'--for the obvious reason.
Don.....
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I live/treasure hunt in South Korea. I see them on almost every Buddhist temple that I stumble in to....and on many
homes/businesses. Very common, but very nice to look at. Those look fairly recent. Older ones are a little more
antique looking. Still, very nice set of bells. I love the sound of them when they are responding to the wind.
homes/businesses. Very common, but very nice to look at. Those look fairly recent. Older ones are a little more
antique looking. Still, very nice set of bells. I love the sound of them when they are responding to the wind.
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Well, if one of them has an H on it, its not too old.
H is a not from any asian language afaik.
H is a not from any asian language afaik.
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