Base fabric: figured silk (rinzu) with an undetermined festive pattern, possibly New Year's-related

Size style: Naga-haori

Family crests (mon) present: none

Dimensions: 49 inches (124 cm)from sleeve-end to sleeve-end and 37 inches (94 cm) in height

 This haori has as its dominant motif a scattering of origami cranes, rendered in a highly stylized, almost abstract manner. The cranes are painted in a bold red and white color scheme, with crisp outlines that give them a graphic, almost logo-like quality. The subtle woven patterns in the rinzu silk create an additional layer of complexity, allowing the cranes to stand out more vividly while maintaining a sense of harmony and balance in the overall composition.

The geometric stylization of the cranes and the strong contrast in colors are reminiscent of the Art Deco movement, known for its emphasis on bold, streamlined forms and striking visual contrasts. The repetition of the crane motif in a dynamic, almost abstract composition suggests a connection to the principles of modernism and abstraction. Additionally, the use of origami cranes, a symbol deeply rooted in Japanese culture, integrates a sense of cultural heritage with contemporary design elements.

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