The sub-emblem (kaemon) of the Hosokawa lords

the white ones were and are still worn by women with traditional clothing like the Japanese kimono

The Gyoshotai is not yet Sosho but looks very personal

The standard length is 3 shaku (90

Kakejiku - Ki Calligraphy hadagi The sub-emblem (kaemon) of theKakejiku Ki Calligraphy Made in Japan Material: Japanese washi paper Cotton Synthetic silk Calligraphy size (paper): 33 cm x 43 cm "Ki", , is one of the most controversially discussed concepts in Japanese martial arts as well as in Chinese martial arts (where it is known as "Chi"). The Kanji is composed of two parts, and , respectively "rice" and "air steam". It is often said that it represents the steam going out when cooking rice, which is