Mokuri Postcard

Mokko: It is also called Yokogi-uri (also called Yokoki-uri) and is most often used among Mokko-mon (Mokko) / In "Kamon no Jiten" written by Tota TAKAZAWA, "A Basic Knowledge of Surname and Family Crest" by Kiji NIWA, Fuji, Mokko and Kamon were three major Kamon / Literature 1: Mokko-mon was originally introduced from China as a pattern of clothes, and it became the shape of a bamboo screen, and it became known as a common name for Japanese characters, which was used as an example of Japanese calligraphy. (Kamotoka is a nest, while Kamotoka is on the ground while Kamotoka is on the tree.) The name of kamotoka was used for the pattern because the shape of kamotoka resembles that of kamotoka (an egg on kamotoka)/Bunki 2: Mokuri was an independent pattern attached to a cloth called "mogaku" (cap) which was placed around a misudare for a long time, and it is a mistake to generally shape a cut of a bokko or a ko-uri.