HONGENDO

Welcome to the Brand page for “HONGENDO”, which is offered here for The mark consists of two non-latin characters in the color orange appearing near the top of a stylized orange gem design which appears in 3 segments, with the bottom portion appearing in the broadest, circular form, the middle portion being more narrow and the top portion being the most narrow and having a pointed top. three non-latin characters in the color orange appear beneath the stylized gem and the wording hongendo in the color orange and in all capitalized letters appears underneath the non-latin characters at the bottom of the mark.;stationery, stickers;jewellery; jewelry, charms and bracelets;the color(s) orange is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;the two non-latin characters in the mark transliterate to ma ni and this loosely means city of sacred gems or city of sacred jewels in english. the three non-latin characters in the mark transliterate to hon-gen-do and this loosely means home with a principle inner base or a primary source of purity and innocence or source or place of life sustaining energy in english. the term hongendo has no meaning in a foreign language.;.

Its status is currently believed to be active. Its class is unavailable. “HONGENDO” is believed to be currently owned by “K.K. HOJU”.

Owner:
K.K. HOJU
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Description:
The mark consists of two non-Latin characters in the color orange appearing near the top of a stylized orange gem design which appears in 3 segments, with the bottom portion appearing in the broadest, circular form, the middle portion being more narrow and the top portion being the most narrow and having a pointed top. Three non-Latin characters in the color orange appear beneath the stylized gem and the wording HONGENDO in the color orange and in all capitalized letters appears underneath the non-Latin characters at the bottom of the mark.;Stationery, stickers;Jewellery; jewelry, charms and bracelets;The color(s) orange is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;The two non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to MA NI and this loosely means CITY OF SACRED GEMS or CITY OF SACRED JEWELS in English. The three non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to HON-GEN-DO and this loosely means HOME WITH A PRINCIPLE INNER BASE OR A PRIMARY SOURCE OF PURITY AND INNOCENCE or SOURCE OR PLACE OF LIFE SUSTAINING ENERGY in English. The term HONGENDO has no meaning in a foreign language.;
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