Two 'artificial' loquat leaves; partially permeable fabric strips used in loquat leaf moxibustion

Made:: 1980-1990 in Japan

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Two 'artificial' loquat leaves; partially permeable fabric strips used in loquat leaf moxibustion, in cardboard container, from the surgery of a British practitioner c.1996, unsigned, Japanese, 1980-1990.

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Category:: Asian Medicine

Object Number:: 2002-460

Materials:: complete, paper, plastic and moxa

Measurements:: overall: 72 mm x 206 mm x 6 mm,

type:: moxa kit

credit:: Kelley, R.

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Two 'artificial' loquat leaves; partially permeable fabric strips used in loquat leaf moxibustion

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