Son Van Nghiem is a traditional Vietnamese folk art form that involves the crafting of intricate and colorful paper offerings used during religious rituals and ceremonies, particularly in ancestor worship. This practice is part of the larger cultural heritage of Vietnam and reflects the beliefs and values surrounding spirituality, respect for ancestors, and the connection to the afterlife. The paper offerings typically include a range of items, such as money, clothing, and other goods, made from paper that is burned to send them to the deceased.
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