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These spatulas, which are often decorated with rich carvings
ritual sake drinking (kamuynomi) to deliver prayers/prayers to the kamuy (souls/powerful beings).
prayers/requests. The decorations include geometric patterns, which often
the origins of the ikupasuy, or cut-outs and figurative representations such as fish or whales.
fish or whales. Flat wooden stick with a clear centre rib and a "tongue"
(parunpe) at the front end, the rear end cut into a triangle. The upper side with patterns
in the notch cut. Property marks (itokpa) on both ends. A notch was made on one side
to desacralise the device before it was given away. The same purpose
The three rough notches on the underside probably serve the same purpose.
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Fork
kamuy hoshkor'kiro
Language: Ainu
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Single Boots
sorunpe
Language: Ainu
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Spoon
ketushi
Language: Ainu
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Bag
imuxsay
Language: Ainu
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Necklace
ninkari
Language: Ainu
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Earrings
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Belt
haxka
Language: Ainu
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Cap
chitarpe
Language: Ainu
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Mat
saranish
Language: Ainu
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Vessel
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