This silk haori is a sophisticated example of masculine or understated formal attire, characterized by its meticulous geometric precision and textural depth. The garment is rendered in a muted, earthy palette of bronze and charcoal, creating a somber yet visually rich architectural field.

The exterior is defined by a dense, all-over field of tiny geometric patterns, specifically a rhythmic diamond or lozenge motif that creates a subtle visual vibration across the entire silk surface. This understated exterior is sharply contrasted by a hidden, highly decorative interior lining. The lining features horizontal bands of various traditional patterns, including blue and white geometric borders, a warm terracotta field, and a delicate lavender section adorned with scrolling floral or leaf-like illustrations. This design reflects the Japanese aesthetic of iki, where the most elaborate and personal artistic expression is reserved for the interior, visible only to the wearer or in private moments.

It measures 51 inches (130 cm) from sleeve-end to sleeve-end and stands at 33 inches (84 cm) in height.

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