It is not only that it takes time and labor because it is dyed using 4 types of 4-inch type.
It takes three days to dry in sunlight after dyeing with a single mold.
It will repeat it four times, so it takes at least 12 days to make a piece of yukata.
Also, the four molds are not dyed separately, but the colors are overlapping and dyed.
In other words, it is a deep shade of overlapping colors. Dyeing in Tokyo while adjusting it
Craftsmen dyed one by one carefully. It is one of the yukata that Japan is proud of.

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