This silk haori is a visually dynamic example of textile design, utilizing a rhythmic layout of traditional icons to create a sense of celebratory movement. The garment is crafted from a basic silk rinzu (damask) fabric, which provides a lustrous, architectural field for its high-contrast surface decoration.
The composition is defined by a series of silkscreened fan motifs (sensu) that appear to float across the body and sleeves against a background of soft, white "clouds" or "mist". These fans are rendered in a refreshing palette of mint-green and coral-pink, featuring delicate pleated details and trailing decorative cords that enhance the sense of wind-blown movement. The rinzu base further enriches the piece with its own tonal, woven asanoha (hemp leaf) geometric pattern that catches the light, adding a secondary layer of symbolic depth beneath the playful, modern printed fans.
Its measurements are 49 inches (124 cm) from sleeve-end to sleeve-end and 39 inches (99 cm) in height.