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Maru ni ichi no ji, a Japanese family crest consis Mug

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Funny, unique, pretty, or personal, it's your choice for the perfect coffee mug. The outside of the mug features a bright white base for your photo, logo, pattern, or saying, while the rim & handle are vividly glazed in rich color. Match or complement the color of your existing dinnerware set, or gift your friend a mug in his or her favorite color.

  • Available in 11-ounce or 15-ounce
  • Dimensions:
    • 11-ounce: 3.2” D x 3.8” H
    • 15-ounce: 3.4” D x 4.5” H
  • Microwave and dishwasher safe
  • Use caution when removing the mug from the microwave. Use a pot holder or glove as necessary if it is too hot to the touch. Do not microwave an empty mug.
  • Strong, ceramic construction
  • Meets FDA requirements for food and beverage safety
  • Printed on demand in Reno, NV
  • Do not overfill and be careful with hot liquids that may scald
  • Keep out of reach of children when filled with hot liquid

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Maru ni ichi no ji, a Japanese family crest consis Mug

Maru ni ichi no ji, a Japanese family crest consis Mug

The crest known as "Maru-ni-Ichi-no-ji" features a single character. The character was likely chosen for its clear strokes, making it easily recognizable, as well as its martial and auspicious connotations. According to "Reference Taiheiki," the single character was interpreted as "katakinashi," or invincible, which was likely a reason for its selection as a crest. The fact that many warriors during the Sengoku period used this character in their names, reading it as "katsu," or victory, supports this interpretation. For example, Yamauchi Tosa-no-kami's name was written as "Kazutoyo" but read as "Katsutoyo," and Takigawa Kazumasu's son was named "Katsutoki." The character was often used to signify honor, such as "first to arrive" or "first to take a head," indicating its auspicious and celebratory connotations. (From "Japanese Crests" by
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