Goshuin-Style Kamon Sticker

Celebrate harmony with this Japanese-inspired sticker, featuring bold black brush calligraphy layered over a vermilion-red crest motif. The central kanji, 和 (wa), means “harmony” or “peace,” evoking balance and togetherness. Behind it is a design inspired by the traditional Japanese family crest Maru ni Ken Katabami: three wood-sorrel leaves with pointed sword motifs between them, enclosed in a circle. Textured details give the artwork the expressive feel of ink and a stamped seal. Inspired by the visual style of goshuin, this sticker is decorative artwork—not an authentic goshuin received at a Japanese shrine or temple. It is not issued by or affiliated with any shrine or temple. The Japanese character and its meaning have been reviewed by a native Japanese speaker.