The Meaning Of Symbol

[svarsh]

I wonder if anyone knows meaning of two overlapping lozenges (as pictured). It's most probably a kamon, but what clan? So far, I found two explanations: (1) kuginuki (nail extractor = penetrated nine castles) and (2) Chigai bishi - with no meaning provided.

And another enigma: 

 

The bug stands for bug, but what these ko-sukashi bars stand for?

 

An insight would be greatly appreciated.

Sergei

[Baka Gaijin]

Good morning Sergei.,

 

In Image 1:

 

I think your Kamon  is Chigai Kuginuki.

 

Chigai 違い meaning a difference, like a Chigaidana (traditional stepped shelf).

 

Chigai Kuginuki is the Family crest of ex Prime MInister Tarō Asō

 

You could check out the Asō Clan 麻生

 

Chigai Bishi would be more lozenge shaped.

 

Cheers

[Baka Gaijin]

Hi again Sergei.,

 

Image 2:

 

The overlapped bars may be a reference to plank bridges 

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogata_K%C5%8Drin#/media/File:WritingBox_EightBridges_OgataKorin.JPG

 

As in the Noh play  Funabashi:

 

https://onthebridgeway.wordpress.com/2014/04/26/nine-noh-play-synopses-in-one-english-language-blog-post/

[kissakai]

As prevous but maybe any plank bridge over a river especially as they appear to be reeds at the bottom

[svarsh]

Thank you, Malcolm and Kissakai/Grev.