Among the indigo dyes that have been popular for a long time, Chutan has a calm tone. The color is lighter than indigo and darker than light yellow, and in ancient times it was divided into four levels: deep blue, medium blue, secondary blue, and light blue, and it was the second darkest blue. From the time when it was called tan/light blue to tan color. In modern times, it is also a traditional color whose name has changed over time to Hanada color.
Chutan = Nakahanada
Among the indigo colors that are indispensable to Japanese dyeing culture, Chutan is an indigo that fits perfectly with the word "middle." ``Chutan'' is pronounced ``Nakahana''.
DIC-N994/Nakahanada
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