The Asa-no-ha is one of the most popular traditional Japanese patterns. It can often be seen on the Japanese kimono.
Asa-no-ha means: Asa = hemp: no = of: ha = leaf. The geometric abstract pattern represents overlapping hemp leaves.
This is my crochet version for it.

Pattern: Written pattern and a detailed photo tutorial for the Asanoha hexagon, half hexagon and joining.
Written in standard US terms.
Containing a printing version.
All used abbreviations and techniques are listed and explained in the pattern.

Techniques: Overlay crochet and a bit of tapestry crochet.

Size & Yarn: Pattern can be applied to any kind of yarn or thread, with a matching hook size.
You can assemble these hexagons to create any size or item you like. suitable for a variety of items such as Afghan, pillow, bed cover, bag and so on..

Skill level: Intermediate.