🎌️ Crossed flags emoji
HTML
🎌
Unicode
U+1F38C
What is 🎌️ called?
🎌️ is called the Crossed flags emoji.
It is sometimes called paired flags, two crossed flags, or celebration flags. The wording reflects ordinary speech, specialist use, translation, or what the symbol looks like; Unicode’s official name is crossed flags.
What does 🎌️ mean?
🎌 is officially named crossed flags. Many platforms draw two Japanese flags because of the emoji’s carrier origin, although Unicode’s official name is simply crossed flags.
Use it for celebrations, international events, Japan-related occasions, ceremonies, or decoration. Context supplies the precise intention, and related choices include 🚩 Triangular flag and 🏴 Black flag.
Other meanings
It can convey celebrations, international events, Japan-related occasions, ceremonies, or decoration. Context determines whether a message is literal, identity-related, geographic, cultural, sporting, political, celebratory, or symbolic.
Example Usage
The message uses 🎌 for celebrations
It can also represent international events 🎌
More details
Officially named crossed flags. Its code point is U+1F38C. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0.
Related emoji
Not in any emoji groups yet.
Visual description
Platform artwork depicts crossed flags as a compact, recognisable pictograph or symbol.
Many platforms draw two Japanese flags because of the emoji’s carrier origin, although Unicode’s official name is simply crossed flags. Colours, proportions, orientation, text styling, and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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