Swallowtail butterfly T-Shirt

【Agehachō】The design of this family crest is based on the "Ageha-chō crest pattern and training text" found in "Kyoto Crest Uwa-e-shi" (Upper Painting Master) in "The Great Illustrated Book of Japanese Crests" (created on March 28, 2013). "Hoterfly at rest" refers to a state where the wings are held horizontally, whereas "raising the wings" means to stop with the wings raised, which is called "Ageha-chō". The "Ageha-chō" that appears in family crests is generally not the same as the swallowtail butterfly. It was surprising that the "Ageha-chō" in the pattern and the biological swallowtail butterfly were different. It was also surprising that the name of the pattern is distinguished by whether the wings are raised or lowered. (From "Exploring Family Crests" by Keiichi Morimoto)