If your family crest is in the list, please provide the family crest name and its corresponding number.

◉ The family crests below are examples. We accept any other family crests at a flat rate.
◉ For complex family crests, please email us a sample. ◉ Please note that family crest names may differ depending on the crest registry.

Hanakomon (Flower Crest) is a crest representing "the day"

366 days in a year, including February 29th, which only occurs once every four years on a leap year.
Hanakomon are 366-day birthday symbols that depict seasonal flowers as "crests."

Learning from the Japanese spirituality of family crests, such as the Japanese love for flowers, their sensitivity to seasonal changes, and their intelligence in finding deep meaning in simple forms, the "366 Days of Hanakomon" was born through a new culture called "Komon" (personal crests).

For Hanakomon, flowers that symbolize "that day" are chosen based on their appearance, characteristics, and history. Each Hanakomon incorporates flowers associated with the blooming season, traditional Japanese events, and recurring festivals such as Sekku.