This substantial main (outer) furisode is part of a three-furisode kasane set, complemented by pieces 1628b and 1628c. It's an impressive garment that skillfully combines a wide array of colors and motifs in a sophisticated and masterful manner. The motifs are brought to life through yuzen-painting, sagara, satin-stitch, couching embroidery, and surihaku outlining, with the satin-stitch embroidery notably utilizing metallic thread—an uncommon but striking feature. The bottom of this furisode is padded akin to the uchikake style. Additionally, it features five family crests (mon). Measuring 51 inches (130 cm) from sleeve-end to sleeve-end and standing at a height of 67 inches (170 cm), this furisode embodies an exceptional level of artistry and craftsmanship.