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A Study on the Design and Development of Carpet Using Li Textile Patterns
Zhengxing Yang
Euitay Jung
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5542/2024.12.003
Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea
Hanyang University ERICA, Ansan, South Korea
In Hainan, China, the indigenous Li ethnic group, who have settled in the region since the Stone Age, has preserved the cultural heritage of Li Jin. This tradition involves dyeing threads, weaving, and embroidering patterns to create clothing. To effectively preserve and develop local culture, it is necessary to redesign the Li Jin patterns, thereby creating derivative products and economic value, and breathing new life into the Li Jin culture. This study focuses on analyzing four main patterns of Li Jin—human figure pattern, animal pattern, plant pattern, and geometric pattern—and aims to develop carpet pattern designs for interior decoration. Through the research, three key themes were derived: “Sustainability”, “Classical”, and “Secret”. Sustainability: Designs under this theme abstractly transformed certain elements of the human figure patterns to convey resilience. Classical: This theme delved into the frog motif among animal patterns, abstracting it deeply to express patterns in a classic and sophisticated manner. Secret: Designs under this theme combined animal, plant, and geometric patterns to convey a sense of enigma, delivering a modern interpretation of Li Jin patterns to consumers. By integrating Li Jin patterns with contemporary trends and applying them to fabric design, this study aims to meet diverse consumer needs while enhancing the competitiveness of the fabric industry in the home interior sector.
Li brocade pattern, fabric design, traditional pattern, carpet design
Psychology Research, December 2024, Vol. 14, No. 12, 359-372
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