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Letter style document called Shojō was a common communication tool within Samurai society which has historically been used in bestowing the names. (learn more) For example, Daimyōs, the powerful feudal lords during the Sengoku period, bestowed one of the kanji in his name upon his vassals as a reward.

| Letter style Certificate

Content: Samurai family name, pseudonym and real name with background explanation
Creation time: approximately 4 weeks
Weight (kg): 0.5
Dimensions (cm): D7.9 W23.7 H2.4, Syojō 書状 D35 W66
Price: $399 + shipping cost

Scroll style document called Kakejiku is one of the many traditional ways to exhibit this style of calligraphy. Displaying the art in this way allows public appreciation and appraisal of the aesthetics of the scrolls in its entirety by the audience. Even today, Japanese often display the name of their baby at birth in this style as a formal way to express the significance of the name.

Kamon, the family crest, were embroidered on a kimono or emblazoned on Samurai armor, a sword, a curtained partition in a military encampment or a battle flag in order to decorate and identify a family. (learn more)

| Crest Certificate

Content: Selected traditional crest and its explanation
Creation time: approximately 3 weeks
Weight (kg): 0, PDF
Dimensions (cm): 0, PDF
Price: $150

Warawana is a childhood name for samurai boys and girls. You could also put Warawana to something important for you such as pet,  music instrument, ship, sword and armor.