Category: Activities

🎴flower playing cards

🎴 flower playing cards belongs to Activities. Copy it instantly, review its aliases and codepoints, and explore related emojis from the same set.

Meaning

Depicts Japanese flower playing cards (hanafuda), often used for card games.

Aliases

:flower_playing_cards:

Keywords

cardcardsflowergamejapaneseplayingflower playing cards

What does 🎴 flower playing cards mean?

This emoji depicts a single Japanese flower playing card, known as a hanafuda card. It is used to represent the card game itself, as well as traditional Japanese culture or gambling. Depending on context, it can also refer to specific games played with these cards, such as Koi-Koi.

Often used for

  • Discussing card games or gambling
  • Referencing traditional Japanese games
  • Talking specifically about hanafuda or Koi-Koi
  • Mentioning collecting or playing with physical card decks
Tone: The emoji is generally neutral and literal. It is rarely used figuratively, so it is best reserved for discussions about games or Japanese culture.

Illustrative message examples with 🎴

These examples are illustrative, not observed messages.

  • anyone up for some card games tonight 🎴
  • just bought a beautiful set of hanafuda 🎴
  • spent the evening playing koi-koi 🎴
  • learning how to read these japanese flower cards 🎴
  • brought the cards for the trip 🎴

Combos, text art & scenes with 🎴

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How 🎴 flower playing cards looks

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🎴 flower playing cards codes for developers

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Emoji🎴
Unicode codepointsU+1F3B4
HTML (decimal)🎴
HTML (hex)🎴
CSS\1F3B4
JavaScript\u{1F3B4}
JSON\uD83C\uDFB4
URL encoded%F0%9F%8E%B4
Shortcode (GitHub):flower_playing_cards:

🎴 in other languages

Source: Unicode CLDR

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