🎑️ Moon viewing ceremony emoji

What is 🎑️ called?

🎑️ is called the Moon viewing ceremony emoji.

What does 🎑️ mean?

🎑 is officially named moon viewing ceremony. It shows a moon viewing ceremony representing traditional autumn celebrations, cultural observances, seasonal appreciation, and the practice of celebrating the beauty of the full moon during autumn festivals.

Use it for literal references to moon viewing ceremony and for cultural tradition, autumn celebration, nature appreciation, seasonal observance. The symbol refers to Japanese tsukimi, an autumn tradition of appreciating the Moon, commonly shown with pampas grass and dumplings. Related choices include 🎐 Wind chime and 🧧 Red envelope.

Other meanings

It can mean cultural tradition, autumn celebration, nature appreciation, seasonal observance. Context determines whether a message is seasonal, celebratory, cultural, gift-related, or symbolic.

Example Usage

The moon viewing ceremony 🎑 brought the community together to appreciate the autumn moon

The seasonal or celebration message includes moon viewing ceremony 🎑

More details

Officially named moon viewing ceremony. Its code point is U+1F391. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0.

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Visual description

Traditional elements associated with moon viewing celebrations, possibly including food offerings and viewing setup.

The symbol refers to Japanese tsukimi, an autumn tradition of appreciating the Moon, commonly shown with pampas grass and dumplings. Colours, proportions, orientation, and fine details vary by platform.

⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.