This meisen omeshi haori features a striking pattern of circular motifs, likely representing yukiwa (snow crystal) designs, set against adynamic background that evokes flowing water or wind. The haori's color palette is dominated by a rich teal background, setting a serene and cool tone. The yukiwa motifs, rendered in a blend of warm and cool hues, create a striking contrast. These motifs incorporate shades of cream, brown, red, and orange, bringing warmth to the otherwise cool-toned garment.

The repetitive circular patterns and their placement within the design suggest an influence from the Art Deco movement. Art Deco, known for its emphasis on geometric shapes and bold colors, often incorporated repetitive, stylized patterns to create a sense of order and modernity. The abstract nature of the motifs and the use of bold, contrasting colors are reminiscent of the Abstract Expressionist movement, which emphasized spontaneous, gestural brushstrokes and a focus on color and form over realistic representation. The haori's design also evokes elements of Op Art, particularly in the way the circular motifs seem to pulsate against the striped background, creating a visual rhythm and o tical effect.

Dimensions: 48inches (122 cm) from sleeve-end to sleeve-end and 37 inches (94 cm) in height

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