A hip-length kimono worked in katazome (stencilresist) on a robust, net-like bast-fiber cloth, most likely ramie (asa) woven in a leno/karami structure. The mesh ground lends body and ventilation while the indigo dye saturates the yarns, leaving the stencil pattern in sharp reserve. Across the surface runs a disciplined repeat of twinned rhombuses: within each pair, one diamond prints solid indigo while its neighbor remains white reserve, creating an alternating light-dark cadence.