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Old 1st December 2012, 08:08 PM   #8
Al Shamal
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Shokran for all the comments and also the great research! I do appreciate it!
Here was me thinking it was a glorified leather working tool but I'm happy with my tantric ritual item

Salam Spiral, ya from my visit earlier this year, i think that % has increased to the high 90's now.... Interestingly after talking to some local curio shop owners there, they said many Tibetans/Chinese have been coming to Nepal to buy back artifacts that previous generations had sold to them.
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