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hok kwai
A domesticated buffalo in Mae Hong Son province, wearing a hok kwai, the name for a wooden bell, with the word kwai, meaning ‘water buffalo’.
This bell has a cylindrical shape and is flanked by two wooden clappers. When the animal moves around, the bell makes a warm, somewhat muffled sound.
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