Omodaka Kamon Engraving Design:Maru ni Tachi Omodaka (2) and sixteen jujutsu kata

and sixteen jujutsu kata

Given that the "Hon Koshirae style" is extremely diverse and includes very different Koshirae styles

our approach is to limit instructions liberty from the customer so the artist can fully express himself

In an effort to promote a sustainable approach as high-quality timber depletes in Japan

Omodaka Kamon Engraving Design:Maru ni Tachi Omodaka (2) and sixteen jujutsu kataOmodaka Kamon Engraving Figure Sagittaria trifolia (arrowhead) in Japanese. The Omodaka is one of the 10 most used family emblems (judaimon) in Japan. The Omodaka mon was popular among warriors because the arrowhead was also called in Japan kachi gusa, which literally means "victory plant". The Omodaka mon has about 220 known variations. Kamon 1 Tachi Omodaka (standing arrowhead). The most basic omodaka emblem. Kamon 2 Maru ni Tachi Omodaka (standing