Human and Nature in Harmony——Suggestions from the Bai Embroidery Pattern
Jianbo Wang
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Jianbo Wang
Abstract
Although the embroidery pattern for the Bai people in Yunnan is closely related with that of other national minorities, it possess its own characteristics. Based on the comparative study with patterns of other national minorities, in this paper, the author analyzes the indigenous characteristics of Bai embroider pattern and its cultural context, and narrates its influence on modern art design.
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Although the embroidery pattern for the Bai people in Yunnan is closely related with that of other national minorities, it possess its own characteristics. Based on the comparative study with patterns of other national minorities, in this paper, the author analyzes the indigenous characteristics of Bai embroider pattern and its cultural context, and narrates its influence on modern art design.
Key concepts: Harmony (color), Indigenous, Indigenous culture, Sociology, Geography, Anthropology, Aesthetics, Ethnology