Joss Paper | 溪錢

Joss paper traditionally used for spiritual and ceremonial purposes. Commonly burned as offerings during funerals, ancestor worship, and road sacrifices to guide and honor departed souls. The paper serves multiple functions: scattered along pathways as "road-opening money" to clear the way for spirits, burned as daily offerings alongside other ceremonial papers, or skillfully folded into symbolic shapes like lotus flowers for ancestral veneration. An essential item for traditional Chinese spiritual practices and memorial services.