Four-sided Mokko pattern into Karahana flower for Kamon. Nature plants symbol and graphics at old age for Japanese family.
note. Karahana flower is a pattern that came from China and does not refer to a specific flower, but to a “Karahana-flower-style plant pattern”.
mokko is said to have originated from being used as a pattern for official clothing in the Tang dynasty.
It is said that the cross section of the melon sliced into round slices is stylized, but on the other hand, the bird’s nest, which means the prosperity of descendants, is also stylized.
note. Karahana flower is a pattern that came from China and does not refer to a specific flower, but to a “Karahana-flower-style plant pattern”.
mokko is said to have originated from being used as a pattern for official clothing in the Tang dynasty.
It is said that the cross section of the melon sliced into round slices is stylized, but on the other hand, the bird’s nest, which means the prosperity of descendants, is also stylized.
Noms de famille ayant hérité de ce blason
Higashino, Yuri.
Note: Even if the family name is the same, the crest differs if the ancestors are different.
About the Family Crests, Four-sided Mokko in Karahana flower Stickers
Un blason familial (kamon) est un emblème japonais servant à identifier un individu ou une famille. Il s'agit ici d'une version autocollante d'un ancien blason traditionnel japonais.
- Choisissez parmi 7 formes différentes
- Dimensions : Disponible en 2 tailles : Grande (3 pouces), Petite (1,5 pouce)
- Imprimé sur du papier blanc sans acide
- Impression en couleur éclatante, sans marges
- Face avant résistante aux rayures, face arrière facile à décoller et à coller
- Disponible en finition mate ou brillante















