When at its peak from Azuchi-Momoyama period to the early Edo period, tsujigahana developed complex and high-level techniques, such as nuishime shibori (the technique that makes patterns on cloth by tying some parts of it with strings before putting it in a dye) and takekawa shibori (the technique that makes patterns on cloth by tying some parts of it with strings and bamboo peels before putting it in a dye).
最盛期に当たる桃山～江戸時代初期にかけては、複雑な縫い締め絞り・竹皮絞りなどの高度な技法が使用された。