This furisode showcases meticulously yuzen-painted phoenix motifs, rendered with vibrant yet subtle colors and further illuminated by metallic couching that traces and emphasizes select contours. The depicted phoenix—a mythological bird associated with rebirth, immortality, and auspicious fortune—exudes elegance and dynamism, often surrounded by cloud-like forms and scattered floral elements. These motifs together symbolize renewal, prosperity, and harmony, drawing on cultural beliefs deeply rooted in East Asian lore.

The artistic style evokes elements of Nihonga, a modern Japanese painting movement that bridges traditional Japanese aesthetics with contemporary sensibilities, seen in the use of layered patterns, harmonious colors, and careful gold highlights. The flowing lines and balanced composition may also draw subtle inspiration from Art Deco motifs, prevalent in mid-20th-century Japanese design, though the core is unmistakably Japanese in its symbolic intent and technique. The presence of the rare 'seal' mark, "Rakuseikanshiki," notably used as an artist's signature or a prestigious workshop emblem, attests to the piece’s authenticity and highlights its value as a work of textile art.

Measuring 51.5 inches (131 cm) from sleeve-end to sleeve-end and standing at 78 inches (198 cm) in height

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