This rinzu silk kimono features a striking abstract pattern that evokes the Art Deco movement's characteristic emphasis on flowing, organic forms and rhythmic repetition. The silkscreened motifs appear as undulating, flame-like or wave-like forms rendered in deep brown against a warm terracotta background, creating a dynamic sense of movement across the textile surface. The pattern's fluid, curvilinear lines are reminiscent of both natural phenomena—such as flowing water, flickering flames, or wood grain—and the stylized organic motifs popular in Art Nouveau and early Art Deco design.

The close-up details reveal the sophisticated damask weaving technique, where the lustrous rinzu silk creates subtle textural variations that enhance the pattern's visual depth. The flame or wave motifs carry rich symbolic significance in Japanese culture: flames can represent purification, spiritual transformation, or the Buddhist concept of enlightenment, while wave patterns  traditionally symbolize tranquility, strength, and good fortune. The earth-toned palette of warm browns and oranges suggests autumn or the natural world, connecting the wearer to seasonal cycles and the beauty of organic forms.

Its measurements are approximately 50 inches (127 cm) across the shoulders and 59 inches (150 cm) in height.

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