A medium shot from a rear view captures a fragile, beautiful woman walking away from the viewer along a riverbank embankment on a misty late summer night. The woman has very short black hair and sharp, slender black eyes; she wears a white yukata decorated with indigo blue flowing water and iris patterns, tied with a pale blue-green hanhaba obi in a katannagashi knot, and blue-indigo strap geta sandals. Her yukata sleeves are slightly longer than usual, and her hands are held naturally at her sides as she walks. The background features a dim riverbed, silhouetted foliage, a distant bridge, and the faint, blurred glow of city lights on the far horizon, under a dark sky where a sliver of the crescent moon is barely visible through thick clouds. The scene is rendered as a realistic watercolor painting on paper texture, characterized by loose linework, translucent washes, and gentle color bleeding. The overall atmosphere is dark, ethereal, and melancholic, with a blurred, floating quality and a pale, muted color palette.
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