What advances were made in Japanese dyeing and weaving technology during the Momoyama period?

During the Momoyama period, the dyeing and weaving techniques used for decorating garments were fully developed, while the clothing styles became more sophisticated. The twisted valerian technique, which was introduced from the mainland, became the mainstream of the dyeing and weaving techniques, and was gradually combined with painting, embroidery, and folding foils, which greatly enriched the artistic language of the dyeing and weaving designs.