This silk miyamairi kimono, utilized in the Shinto ceremony for christening a baby boy, showcases a distinctive samurai hat motif rendered in yuzen painting. It measures 36 inches from sleeve-end to sleeve-end and 45 inches in height (91 cm x 114 cm).

The incorporation of a samurai hat motif in the yuzen painting signifies elements of strength, honor, and courage associated with the samurai tradition in Japanese culture. The use of this motif in a ceremonial kimono for a baby boy's christening suggests an intention to impart these noble virtues to the child as he begins his journey in life.