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'''Haki Looming''' is the traditional symbol of the [[Naktona]] region. In its most basic form, the symbol is composed of three simplified mountain peaks, the central being the highest, with a semicircle appearing behind the central peak. It depicts the mountainous terrain and the position of [[Haki]] in the sky (on the horizon) in the Naktona region. The symbol appears on the flag of [[Naktona Province]] and is the centerpiece of the [[Naktonítji]] (Crown of Naktona).
'''Haki Looming''' is the traditional symbol of the [[Naktona]] region. In its most basic form, the symbol is composed of three simplified mountain peaks, the central being the highest, with a (red, if colored) semicircle appearing behind the central peak. It depicts the mountainous terrain and the position of [[Haki]] in the sky (on the horizon) in the Naktona region. The symbol appears on the flag of [[Naktona Province]] and is the centerpiece of the [[Naktonítji]] (Crown of Naktona).

Latest revision as of 21:53, 14 May 2024

Haki Looming is the traditional symbol of the Naktona region. In its most basic form, the symbol is composed of three simplified mountain peaks, the central being the highest, with a (red, if colored) semicircle appearing behind the central peak. It depicts the mountainous terrain and the position of Haki in the sky (on the horizon) in the Naktona region. The symbol appears on the flag of Naktona Province and is the centerpiece of the Naktonítji (Crown of Naktona).