Huh. Well, it's obviously a seal, which would likely indicate that it's a name. The character is written in seal script, and it's clear as day that it's a 穴 with a 卡 below it. It looks like a single character, but I've never seen a character like that, nor can I input it on my phone's handwriting recognition. So either it's a really unusual name character, ot it's actually two characters, 穴卡, forming a name. Such a name looks like a phonetic transcription rather than a Chinese name, so maybe it's a seal of someone's Western name as transcribed to Chinese characters? The characters would be pronounced "jyut kaa" in Cantonese and "yue ka" in Mandarin.
That's the best guess I can hazard, but I bet there are people here who can make a better one.
(I love these threads. It's so much fun to try your knowledge on things like this!)
That's the best guess I can hazard, but I bet there are people here who can make a better one.
(I love these threads. It's so much fun to try your knowledge on things like this!)