Yuki Kamon Engraving Design:Kumori Yuki (1) Maru ni Kikyo (balloon flower)

Maru ni Kikyo (balloon flower)

and of course as traditional clothing (for weddings and other ceremonies)

even with a Hakama

Bokken longer than 105 cm will not fit in this bag

Because they are not supposed to practice heavy contact techniques

Yuki Kamon Engraving Design:Kumori Yuki (1) Maru ni Kikyo (balloon flower)Yuki Kamon Engraving Figure Snow crystal in Japanese. Although there have been depictions of snow crystals in Japan for centuries, the Yuki mon is a rather recent emblem. Without microscopes, it was difficult to have a precise idea of how snow crystals really looked. Thats why Yuki mon started to spread from the first half of the 19th century, after the publication of Sekka Zusetsu in 1832 by Doi Toshitsura, the 4th lord of Koga Domain. Doi imported