Family crests, carved in solid brass
Round brooches cut from solid brass, each carrying a crest with centuries behind it. Japanese family crests, Christian symbols, or your own emblem — in three sizes and two finishes.
Samurai wore their crest at the chest, the back and both sleeves. A single brass brooch carries the same quiet signal — on a kimono collar, a coat lapel or a linen jacket.
胸元にひとつ、家の印を。
A thousand years of signs worn close
A kamon (家紋, “family crest”) is the emblem a Japanese household passes down through generations. Unlike European heraldry, kamon carry no colours or shields — just a single motif, usually drawn from nature, balanced inside an imagined circle.
Today more than twenty thousand variations are recorded. They still appear on formal black kimono, temple gravestones, shop curtains and wedding invitations — quiet proof of where a family comes from.
家紋は、家の由来と誇りを一つの図柄に託した日本固有の紋章です。平安の公家に始まり、武家、そして江戸の町人へと広がり、今も紋付や墓石にその姿をとどめています。
Each crest is named first by its motif. Where we mention a clan, it is a historical association — many families have shared the same crest over the centuries.
戦国武将ゆかりの紋と、古くから親しまれてきた吉祥の紋、九つを選びました。
Six symbols the Church has carried since its first centuries, set in the same round frame as our family crests. Made for baptisms, confirmations, ordinations and everyday wear.
Small enough for every day, clear enough to be recognised. Worn on a winter coat to church, to work, or as a gift that marks a baptism or confirmation.
Send us your family crest, church emblem or club mark. We redraw it for brass, show you a render, make a sample, then produce — for a single heirloom or a whole congregation, dojo or reunion.
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One standard for every crest
Every brooch — family crest, sacred symbol or custom — is cut from the same solid brass, in the same circle, with the motif raised in relief rather than pierced.