The Goshokai pattern is a pattern that was often used in the design of the kosode of women of senior samurai and court nobles from the mid to late Edo period.

The characteristics of the Gosho Kai pattern are as follows:
Techniques such as surihikita, shiraage, and embroidery are used.

This is a pattern that requires the skill of a craftsman, as the quality of the work is greatly affected by the drawing ability and the technique of applying the glue .

This work is a soft pongee fabric dyed in a white color with a hint of purple, and expresses the imperial palace in a solid and elegant manner.
A certain sense of aesthetics, soft lines drawn with Shinnori Yuzen, and carefully executed embroidery.

It is a work created from modern aesthetic sense and the high technical skills of craftsmen.