The Application of Nanjing Yunjin Patching Patterns in Cultural and Creative Products
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摘要
Nanjing Yunjin brocade represents a treasured form of traditional Chinese silk weaving, renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship and diverse patterns, particularly those used on official uniforms during the Ming and Qing dynasties. These motifs not only signified social hierarchy but also embodied profound cultural meanings and aesthetic values. This study analyzes the historical background, artistic characteristics, and symbolic significance of Yunjin uniform patterns, while also examining their application in cultural and creative products. It further explores how innovation can be integrated into the development of such patterns to meet contemporary cultural and creative demands.
The research employed literature review, field investigation, interdisciplinary analysis, and case studies. Historical techniques of Yunjin weaving and the cultural values embedded in uniform patterns were examined in depth, with an interdisciplinary perspective used to investigate their practical application in modern creative design. The findings reveal that Yunjin uniform patterns possess not only deep symbolic significance but also provide abundant inspiration and resources for modern cultural and creative product design. Through innovative reinterpretation, these patterns have been revitalized in cultural and creative products, fostering both the preservation and renewal of traditional craftsmanship while injecting new vitality into the cultural industry. This study extends the scope of Yunjin culture’s application in contemporary society, offers new pathways for the protection and innovation of traditional culture, and underscores the sustainable development potential of Yunjin uniform patterns within the cultural and creative industries. It also provides a valuable theoretical foundation and practical guidance for future design practices.
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