This chirimen silk hitoe kimono boasts intricate "ominaeshi" motifs, hand-painted using the yuzen technique with detailed pigmented highlights. Among its features are golden metallic embroidery outlining six leaves at the bottom back and a single embroidered family crest. Additionally, several areas include sets of horizontal-orientated supplementary silver metallic threads. Its measurements are 49 inches (124 cm) from sleeve-end to sleeve-end and 60 inches (152 cm) in height. The symbolism of the ladyflower, akin to the goldenrod, often invited amorous innuendo in Japanese literature and poetry.