This silk haori is a sophisticated example of mid-century textile innovation, utilizing a combination of traditional dyeing and specialized weaving to create a rich, tactile surface. The garment features a comprehensive shibori (tie-dye) background rendered in a warm, golden-ochre palette, providing a granular and organic field for its contemporary accents.

The primary decorative elements consist of large, asymmetrical rectangular patches scattered across the back and sleeves. These modern geometric vignettes are rendered in a deep russet-brown and feature contemporary designs woven with urushi lacquered threads. The lacquered threads add a structural, architectural quality to the silk, creating a subtle "shimmer" and a slight relief texture against the soft, dotted field of the shibori. Within these dark patches, tonal geometric patterns—resembling honeycomb or tortoiseshell shapes—provide a layer of secondary detail that reflects the Showa era's talent for blending ancient artisanal techniques with bold, abstract layouts.

Both the outer and inner lining share the same material. It's in excellent condition and measures 48 inches (122 cm) from sleeve-end to sleeve-end, with a height of 32 inches (81 cm).