Remembrance Bank Notes
An example of the printed paper money often called “hell bank notes” or “ancestor money.” In some communities these symbolize provision for departed loved ones. They are ceremonial paper, not currency.
Not yet available to orderUSD $10 illustrative price
100-note concept pack · Shipping, duties and taxes excluded.
Understand the tradition ↗A closer look
- Contents
- 100-note concept pack
- Materials
- Printed paper; final artwork and inks to be confirmed.
- Dimensions
- Proposed 16 × 8 cm notes
- Dispatch
- Planned from Jinhua, Zhejiang, China. Manufacturing location and supplier details will be listed when verified.
All specifications above are illustrative. Final product photos, quantities, manufacturer information and relevant warnings must be confirmed before sale.
Meaning & respectful use
For cultural learning and appropriate remembrance traditions. Do not present as genuine money or casually give to someone unfamiliar with their funerary associations. Final artwork will be distinct from circulating currency.
Care & safety
Store dry, away from heat and direct sunlight. Keep paper and packaging away from young children and pets. Not a toy, food, skin-care product or medical item.
Non-burning use is the simplest option. Do not burn indoors. Any ceremonial burning must follow local law, venue rules and product-specific safety guidance. Avoid smoke exposure, dry conditions and unattended flame. Printed or coated paper can release harmful smoke.