This family crest depicts three broad oak leaves spread out in three directions.
Oak leaves were revered as sacred since ancient times, having been used as vessels for presenting offerings to the gods.
Oak leaves were revered as sacred since ancient times, having been used as vessels for presenting offerings to the gods.
It can be found by clicking the button below.
The white family crest is hidden. Click the “Edit this design” button to display the white crest, hide the black crest, and change the background color.
Family names that have inherited this crest
Asai, Fujii, Ishihara, Izumi, Kasai, Kawai, Nagashio, Nagata, Namba, Nishimura, Ono, Sawa, Suzuki, Takahashi, Takeuchi, Tanaka, Toda, Tsuboi, Uebayashi.
Note: Even if the family name is the same, the crest differs if the ancestors are different.
Note: Even if the family name is the same, the crest differs if the ancestors are different.
About the Family Crests, Three oak leaves Classic Round Button
A family crest (Kamon) is a Japanese emblem used to identify an individual or family.
This is a sticker version of an old traditional Japanese crest.
An insignia or insignia that is mainly attached to the collar or chest of clothing, and expresses the affiliation and qualifications of the wearer with a schematic design. A hollow metal badge that can be easily attached to clothing or a cloth bag.
An insignia or insignia that is mainly attached to the collar or chest of clothing, and expresses the affiliation and qualifications of the wearer with a schematic design. A hollow metal badge that can be easily attached to clothing or a cloth bag.
- Round buttons is Available in 5 sizes from 1.25" to 6" diameter
- Covered with scratch and UV-resistant Mylar
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