This silk wedding kurofurisode is adorned with large yuzen-painted cranes and features five mon (family crests), signifying its formal nature. It measures 49 inches (124 cm) from sleeve-end to sleeve-end and stands at 60 inches (152 cm) in height.

The Japanese red-crowned crane holds significant symbolic meaning, representing longevity, loyalty, honor, wisdom, and spirituality. At weddings, it symbolizes loyalty and is associated with qualities of honor, wisdom, and the ability to attain a higher consciousness. Moreover, cranes represent a lasting soaring spirit, health, happiness, purity (in their white bodies), and vitality (in their red heads).

The artistry is exceptional, featuring cranes in flight scattered against a finely shaded multi-colored background, creating a stunning effect.