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Abel and Aibel in Kanji with crest (Maru-yose font)

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Both are “abel” and “aibel.”

These works are phonetic translations of names converted into kanji.

Regarding the left work

“愛” means love.
“変” means transformation.
“瑠” signifies a blue gemstone.
It represents someone who transforms love into a blue gemstone.
The upper part designs these kanji meanings as a family crest-style mark.

Regarding the work on the right

“愛” means love.
“鐘” means bell. This shares the same pronunciation in Japanese.
Thus, it is the bell of love. The herald of love.
The top section features these kanji meanings designed as a family crest-style mark.

Family crests represent families or clans, not individuals. This is a specially designed piece.

What's Maru-yose font?

Maru means circle or roundness, while Yose refers to traditional Japanese entertainment venues where people gather to watch performances.
The calligraphy style used to write performers' names in these venues is called Yose Shotai. Designed to bring good fortune and attract crowds, it features heavy bold strokes with minimal spacing.
Maru also has another meaning: the Japanese words Marumaru and Marutto mean “all” or “everything.” We are attempting to preserve the old-fashioned feel while arranging it in a modern style.
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