【Kamon name】 Creeping Wood Sorrel96
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Oak
Oak leaves have historically been used as plates for holding food. When these began to be offered to the gods, the oak gained a reputation for being sacred. It is said that priests were the first to use oak emblems, and is still commonly seen by those in that profession.
Clove
Cloves are originally from the Maluku Islands. They also have a long history in Japan, and are even contained in the Shosoin treasure house. The emblem represents the bud.
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Sen11
Wave15
Balloon Flower21
Oak10
Paper mulberry26
Balloon Flower129
Creeping Wood Sorrel44
Cherry blossom41
Tomoe87
Balloon Flower66
Creeping Wood Sorrel115
Threeleaf arrowhead10
Balloon Flower118
Mallow22
Mallow21
Sen12
Japanese wisteria1
Diamond135
Pine78
Japanese wisteria139
Japanese Apricot77
Japanese Apricot36
Balloon Flower145
Pine73
Mallow58
Butterfly96
Balloon Flower1
Diamond131
Bamboo33
Pine29
Dove10
You30
Moon11
Orishiki1
Rinpou11
Meyui2
Butterfly8
Butterfly12
Chrysanthemum15
Crane11
Diamond75
Hydrangea47
Diamond399
Diamond77
Hydrangea80
Clove15
Igeta12
Igeta6
Tomoe161
Kasa11
Chrysanthemum18
Hawk Feather18
Scales9
Beach7
Lightning3
Diamond293
Bit10
Fixed fan19
Diamond92
Diamond38
Broad leaf bamboo116
Chrysanthemum9
Tomoe6
Crane19
Arrow34
Butterfly58
Creeping Wood Sorrel11
Mountain47
Chrysanthemum13
Folding fan10
Pine74
Gyouyou24
Maple14
Car33
Arrow85
Folding fan32
Balloon Flower100
Diamond47
Pine22
Moon14
Gyouyou31
Charm21
You25
Butterfly104
Crane6
Star29
Wachigai6
Folding fan78
Balloon Flower5
Scales26
Diamond5
Scales25
Diamond54
Wild geese9
Turtle shell26
Turtle shell31
Broad leaf bamboo17
Paper mulberry8
Turtle shell11
Tachibana Orange7
Diamond188
Diamond189
Diamond139
Diamond208
Diamond2
Cannabis10
