

People from the cat's parents' generation stole such teacups from altars to play their version of ouijia board:


Masjid Jamae, built by Indian Muslims:

The cat likes Islamic architecture & had to read a bit for AR1722 (Architectural Environment or something like that), which it took as a cross-faculty module. But the readings focused only on Middle Eastern adaptations to the climate, so the cat knows peanuts, coconuts & cashew nuts about Islamic architecture in Southeast Asia. Perhaps one day it should try to find out more.
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