In central Beijing, the shelves of Greatroam Burial Garments are lined with luxury goods — from intricately marbled Wagyu beef rolls and fine blends of oolong tea to Prada bags and Rolex watches.
On closer inspection, however, it is clear that these are not indulgences for the here and now. Instead, they are exquisitely made replicas intended for use in the afterlife.
As part of Taoist funeral traditions in China, relatives often burn paper versions of everyday items to assist the souls of their loved ones in their onward journey.
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