This haori showcases a captivating design of circular medallions (maru-mon) dynamically scattered across a luxurious golden-yellow background reminiscent of gold leaf. The medallions, evoking traditional Japanese family crests, are framed in bold, alternating colors of deep teal, rust red, and white. Each medallion encapsulates a meticulously painted floral composition, a testament to the artistry of the yuzen technique.

Within these circular vignettes, a rich tapestry of flowers unfolds, including chrysanthemums, cherry blossoms, and other seasonal blooms, rendered in a vibrant palette of soft pinks, whites, deep greens, and russet tones. The diverse array of floral arrangements within each medallion pays homage to the Japanese appreciation for seasonal botanicals.

The asymmetrical arrangement of the medallions embodies the Japanese aesthetic principle of "scattered composition" (chirashi), creating a sense of natural, harmonious movement that predates similar Western compositional techniques found in Art Nouveau and Modernism. This dynamic composition, combined with the use of circular frames, also reveals subtle influences from the Art Deco movement.

The haori's sophisticated color palette harmonizes the warmth of the golden background with the bold accents of the medallion borders and the subtle, natural hues of the floral motifs. This decorative approach, particularly the framing of natural elements within geometric shapes, reflects the influence of the Rinpa school, renowned for its bold use of color and decorative, nature-inspired themes. Furthermore, the plain golden background and the floating medallions masterfully utilize the Japanese concept of "ma" (negative space), where emptiness is given equal importance to the decorative elements.

Dimensions: 50inches (127 cm) from sleeve-end to sleeve-end and 40 inches (102cm) in height.

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