Juroku Kiku Bib

Juroku-giku Chrysanthemum crest. Because Kikuka had an effect of prolonging the life and was considered to be a noble species of Gunpochu and Hyakusao, it was most popular to use Kikuka as a pattern during the Fujiwara period... The Retired Emperor Gotoba was deeply fond of this pattern, and it was used not only for Gofukurosha (a car for carrying clothes) but also for Katana Kaishi (a paper for drawing swords), so Gofukakusa, Kameyama, and Cloistered Emperor Go-Toba followed with Emperor Gotoba, and Kikuka patterns became mostly for the Imperial family, and it seems to have finally become a pattern for the Imperial family (Japanese Mongaku written by Yorisuke NUMATA)