On this garment, simplified patterns of thistles and chrysanthemums are dyed in black, indigo and other such plain colors over the designs left by paste resist on the light blue sandbank motifs. Crests symbolizing wood sorrel are embroidered in flat stitches with light green silk thread, two each on the front and sleeves and one on the back. This is a typical example of furisode garments worn by young townswomen in the mid-Edo period.