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    Traditional Japanese Patterns and Meanings - Japan …

    • Seigaiha
      This ancestral pattern is very common on Japanese fabrics and is composed of overlapping concentric circles. Its name signifies … See more

    Japanese Flower Patterns

    Karakusa
    The arabesques of this Japanese pattern represents a plant endlessly growing and spreading in many different directions. This pattern wa… See more

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    Japanese Patterns That Feature Animals

    Tsuru
    The Japanese crane is frequently depicted on Japanese fabrics and papers, either realistically or as origami. This large bird has a long … See more

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    Japanese Patterns Inspired by Nature

    Yama
    Mountains, called Yama in Japanese, are sacred places in Japan. Located between heaven and earth, they are said to be the home of ka… See more

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    What does the Hishi pattern symbolize in Japan?
    In Japan, the Hishi pattern symbolises prosperity. The Igeta pattern is a very old pattern in Japanese culture and in Japanese fabrics. At first glance it looks like a simple hashtag as we know it today. However, it is said to represent a well or a source of water that symbolises life.
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