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This silk miyamairi kimono, a garment for the Shinto ceremony christening a baby boy, showcases a beautiful depiction of cranes amidst a pine forest. Enhanced with embroidery highlights, it measures 31 inches from sleeve-end to sleeve-end and stands at a height of 35 inches (79 cm x 89 cm).
The imagery of cranes and pine forests holds profound symbolism in Japanese culture. Cranes are symbols of longevity, happiness, and good fortune, while pine trees represent longevity, steadfastness, and resilience. This combination of motifs on the kimono embodies auspicious wishes for the newborn boy's future, including a life filled with happiness, longevity, and strength.