This silk padded miyamairi kimono, worn for ceremonial coming-of-age anointment at a Shinto shrine, shares its origins with item 2841 from the same family and workshop. It has an unusually long length and features two prominent motifs: pine and crane, symbolizing auspicious themes. Crafted using sumi-e and painting techniques, it measures approximately 33 inches from sleeve-end to sleeve-end and stands 44 inches tall (84 cm x 112 cm).