But this issue is a rather old one in many respects, as the matter had been raised fifteen years previously in 1990, when it was questioned whether hair shorn during religious ceremonies in India are to be considered materials dedicated to idol worship. A religious inquiry ensued that, after much examination, found nothing wrong with the situation. The 2005 case stirred another investigation, which concluded that misunderstanding of theory and practice was again behind the concerns. However, on account of all the consternation raised, most wigmakers now refrain from using Indian hair, and a lot of the Asian hair used these days come from China, particularly the westernmost parts where it is said that the people are more racially or ethnically closer to Europeans.