round tie

Maruni-chikiri is a tool for weaving and a stick called Tatemaki-gu. The family crest is a wound thread that describes the state of the connection of the sutra-winding tool. The word also refers to the shape of a cut that connects the members of the wood to each other, and it is thought that the pattern was created with a auspicious meaning that reflected such a tightly connected condition. As a pattern, it has been used since the Fujiwara period and can be seen in "Nenjugyojie" and "Kasuga Gongen Gikie" (Kasuga Gongen Gikie), and it may have become a family crest from the pattern (By Hitoshi TAKAZAWA, "Kamon no Jiten"), and "Heian Monkan" (Heian Era Crest Edition) describes it as a thousand-fold.