konoha leaf Logo
A single continuous dark stroke draws a stylized leaf outline with a tight inward spiral at its center. The leaf shape is asymmetrical: a small triangular base at the lower-left, a rounded outer contour, and a short pointed tail extending u...
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About konoha leaf
A single continuous dark stroke draws a stylized leaf outline with a tight inward spiral at its center. The leaf shape is asymmetrical: a small triangular base at the lower-left, a rounded outer contour, and a short pointed tail extending up and to the right. The line weight is uniform and the mark is strictly monochrome on a light background.
The design reads as a simplified emblem or badge rather than text — bold, iconographic and easily reproducible at small sizes. No lettering or additional graphic elements appear in the image.
What's in it: leaf (stylized)
Shapes: spiral rounded leaf outline pointed tail triangle (base)
Style: minimalist monochrome emblem flat iconic
Visually evokes a stylized leaf with a central spiral — suggests nature, a seed or swirl motif (emblematic/tribal mark).
Colors
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konoha leaf Logo History
This is the emblem used for Konohagakure (the "Hidden Leaf Village") from the Naruto manga/anime franchise by Masashi Kishimoto; commonly shown on shinobi forehead protectors, flags and uniforms.
Frequently asked
What is this symbol?
It's the stylized leaf emblem associated with Konohagakure (the Hidden Leaf Village) from the Naruto manga and anime.
Where is this emblem typically used?
In the series it appears on shinobi forehead protectors, clothing, flags and village signage as an identifying emblem.
Is this a real-world company logo?
No — it is a fictional emblem from the Naruto franchise (entertainment/anime).
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