Beauty of the Enpo Era from Kobayashi Kiyochika's Flower Patterns series portrays the fashion and aesthetics of women during the Enpo period (1673–1681). The graceful figure is dressed in elaborate attire, with intricate patterns that reflect the cultural sophistication of the time. Kiyochika’s use of muted tones and flowing lines creates a harmonious composition, while the serene expression of the woman conveys a timeless sense of poise. The flower patterns surrounding the figure serve as a metaphor for the ephemeral nature of beauty, a common theme in Japanese art.