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Answer1
it is ash from incense candles. I'm actually unsure of why they where it or of it's origins.
Answer2
Yes its ash but it's obtained from solid matter(usually wood) not wax representing the final end of any creature when it is burnt. It symbolizes "NOTHING IS PERMANENT IN THIS WORLD, EXCEPT GOD"
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