This striking rinzu silk kimono, adorned with shibori, measures 49 inches from sleeve-end to sleeve-end and stands 57 inches tall (124 cm x 145 cm). The pattern reflects an abstract and experimental style, emblematic of Japanese artists' desire to innovate during the 1920s and 30s. This period coincided with Japan's rapid economic growth and burgeoning confidence, resulting in a renaissance in kimonos and art.

Notably, the artist opted for shibori, a labor-intensive process, over simpler stenciling, highlighting their dedication to craftsmanship. Shibori provides the cherished puckered texture highly favored in Japanese textiles. The color selection is exquisite, featuring two shades of large yellow shibori dots, evident in the nuanced differences on the sleeves, along with two shades of purple.