Katabami Kamon Engraving Design:Maru ni Ken Katabami (3) the Yagyu Koshira has two

the Yagyu Koshira has two other specifities

It is composed of a classic double-weaved "sashiko" (rice grain) on the upper part

This model features one pocket on the jacket's left side

this classical model is cut in 3 dimensions for a perfect fit

Katabami Kamon Engraving Design:Maru ni Ken Katabami (3) the Yagyu Koshira has twoKatabami Kamon Engraving Figure Oxalis corniculata (creeping wood sorrel) in Japanese The Katabami is one of the 10 most used family emblems (Jdaimon) in Japan. It is often combined with swords to make the duality called "Ken Katabami". Wood sorrel is a plant that propagates widely, so the Katabami can symbolise ones wish for a flourishing lineage. Kamon 1 Katabami (oxalis). Being a 3 leaf plant, the Katabami design generally features 3 leaves, but