紅型 (Bingata) is a traditional Okinawan dyeing technique that originated in the Ryukyu Kingdom. It is characterized by vibrant colors and intricate patterns, often depicting natural motifs such as flowers, animals, and geometric shapes. The dyeing process typically uses natural materials, including plant-based dyes, which contribute to its unique aesthetic. This art form has deep cultural significance and is often used in textiles for clothing, tapestries, and other decorative items. Today, Bingata is recognized as an important part of Okinawan heritage and continues to be practiced by artisans who strive to preserve this unique craft.