Washlamput

Washlamput, also known as the "washing lamp," is a traditional Chinese lantern used for purification rituals and ceremonies. It is typically made of paper or cloth and is often decorated with intricate designs and symbols. The washlamput is used to symbolize the purification of the soul and the removal of negative energy. During ceremonies, the washlamput is often hung from the ceiling and lit with a candle or incense. The smoke from the incense is believed to carry away impurities and bring good fortune. The washlamput is an important element in many Chinese cultural practices, including weddings, funerals, and other significant life events. Its use reflects the deep-rooted belief in the power of purification and the importance of maintaining a positive spiritual environment.