This chirimen silk haori from features a sophisticated all-over design of scattered yuzen-dyed and painted camellia (tsubaki) motifs in shades of white, deep red-brown, and soft orange, their layered petals and budding forms rendered with fluid brushstrokes and accompanied by elegant blue-green leaves that evoke a sense of natural abundance and graceful asymmetry against the deep black ground. The technique combines the precise resist-dyeing of yuzen for sharp outlines with freehand painting for subtle shading and depth, enhanced by a single embroidered mon (family crest) that adds a touch of formal symbolism and personalization. This composition evokes the Art Nouveau movement through its organic, flowing floral forms and emphasis on natural beauty, while drawing from the Rimpa school's tradition of bold, decorative botanicals that celebrate seasonal splendor. Symbolically, camellia blossoms represent admiration, perfection, and enduring love in Japanese culture, often associated with winter resilience and sometimes a poignant reminder of transience.

It measures 48 inches (122 cm) from sleeve-end to sleeve-end and stands at 37 inches (94 cm) in height.