Hojo Kamon Pin — Maru ni Mitsu Uroko Three Scales Crest Badge

The Maru ni Mitsu Uroko (丸に三つ鱗), or "three scales in a circle," was the crest of the Hojo clan — one of the most powerful samurai families of medieval Japan, who ruled as regents behind the shogunate for generations. Three triangles representing fish scales, arranged in a bold circular pattern, make this one of the most striking and geometric kamon in Japanese history.

This glossy metal pin button carries the crest in crisp black-and-white — a small statement piece that adds personality to jackets, bags, and lanyards. The mirror-smooth mylar face keeps the artwork vivid and protected from scratches and UV, while the sturdy steel safety-pin backing holds steady on denim, canvas, and knit.

Lightweight and available in three sizes, it's a bold little piece of samurai history to wear and share — perfect for history lovers, minimalist design fans, and anyone drawn to Japan's medieval era.

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Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC

Care instructions: Wipe the dust or any dirt off gently with a clean, dry cloth.