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Canned sego worms from Thailand souvenir. Really unique. They are considered a delicacy in much of Southeast Asia and loved by millions of people around world.

 

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My funny stuffed taxidermy cane toad with toad rum from Australia souvenir. Stands "pun intended" around 6 inches tall.

 

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I found this witch puppet while in Prague Czech Republic. Measures Measures 17.5 inches.

 

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My kinda creepy voodoo doll from Jamaica. Found it on a trip 5 years ago. Voodoo dolls are often linked in popular culture to the practice of Voodoo (or Vodou), a spiritual tradition that developed among enslaved Africans in the Caribbean, particularly in Haiti during the 17th–18th centuries. Haitian Vodou blends West African religious beliefs (especially from the Fon and Yoruba peoples) with Catholicism and Indigenous traditions. In authentic Vodou practice, dolls—often called pwen or fetishes—were not primarily for harm. They were used as ritual objects to focus prayers, honor spirits (lwa), or bring healing, protection, and guidance. Offerings, personal items, or symbolic decorations were attached to connect the doll to a person or spirit.

 

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Found this really unique and funny souvenir when visiting California. It always make me laugh.

 

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Found this strange "Air de Paris" or air from Paris in a can souvenir in an antique shop there.

 

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