| Various patterns are derived from hanabishi, such as "ken hanabishi," which is a hanabishi pattern combined with swords, "maru ni hanabishi," which is a hanabishi pattern placed in a circular frame, "kikko hanabishi," which is a hanabishi pattern placed in a hexagonal frame, and "hanakaku,' which is a square-shaped hanabishi pattern. |
「剣（けん）」と組み合わせた「剣花菱」、丸や亀甲の枠と組み合わせた「丸に花菱」や「亀甲花菱」、正方形に変形させた「花角」など、さまざまな派生形がある。 |