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2024/08/04

Nozoki-Hana Patterns


What's Nozoki-Hana pattern?

We have a Nozokimon of flower here. Nozokimon is a playful crest featuring a design peeking out from the lower half of a circle. It’s mainly used on kimonos and haoris. I like this design so much that I made it my icon.


Nozoki-hana design and preparations

18 counts (3.5 cm, 1.38 inches) in diameter

DMC thread number / name / (RGB)

[・] 349 / Coral Dark / ( 216, 16, 53 )

[＋] BLANC / White / ( 252, 251, 248 )

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