What 𮸐 means
It names decoration made in metal. 錺 also names the ornamental fittings used on Japanese buildings and objects. Over time, they developed from practical hardware—nails, hinges, and protective covers—into decorative metalwork. Such fittings decorated Japanese buildings as early as Hōryū-ji’s Kondō, the main hall of a Buddhist temple and the country’s oldest surviving building. Their use was most elaborate from the Momoyama period through the early Edo period, when they also adorned residences.
Who writes 𮸐
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Questions people ask
1Is 𮸐 read the same as 錺?
No. The Mandarin reading recorded for 𮸐 is fāng, while Japanese 錺 is read kazari; the variant link does not make their readings identical.
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- 錺 · kazari · metal decoration · ornamental metal fittings
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𮸐CSS
\2EE10Codes and encoding1 code points
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content: "\2EE10";
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%F0%AE%B8%90
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