Study on digital textile information and 3D virtual simulation of ChineseQing Dynasty Lu-silk Apron

The Qing Dynasty Lu-silk Apron in the Shanxi Folk Museum is a representative example of the traditional Chinese Apron, with profound cultural and aesthetic connotations regarding pattern type, colour application, and process techniques. Nevertheless, a minimal survey has been done on the Qing Dynasty Lu-silk Apron. The study aimed to discuss the exquisite textile techniques and artistic features of the Qing Dynasty Lu-silk Apron and analyse the social system, humanistic sentiment, cultural symbolism, and intelligent thinking at multiple levels through style types, size analysis, colour interpretation, pattern expression techniques, and skill production. In this article, we also used the popular simulation technology to restore the Qing Dynasty Lu-silk Apron and provide a new way and path to study other ancient costumes.

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Industria Textila
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2024-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.35530/it.075.05.20242
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Digital Media and Visual Art
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Study on digital textile information and 3D virtual simulation of ChineseQing Dynasty Lu-silk Apron

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Abstract

The Qing Dynasty Lu-silk Apron in the Shanxi Folk Museum is a representative example of the traditional Chinese Apron, with profound cultural and aesthetic connotations regarding pattern type, colour application, and process techniques. Nevertheless, a minimal survey has been done on the Qing Dynasty Lu-silk Apron. The study aimed to discuss the exquisite textile techniques and artistic features of the Qing Dynasty Lu-silk Apron and analyse the social system, humanistic sentiment, cultural symbolism, and intelligent thinking at multiple levels through style types, size analysis, colour interpretation, pattern expression techniques, and skill production. In this article, we also used the popular simulation technology to restore the Qing Dynasty Lu-silk Apron and provide a new way and path to study other ancient costumes.

Industria TextilaVol. 75(05)
Dezhou University (CN), Taiyuan University of Technology (CN)
Shanxi University
Openalex Percentile: Top 19%
Digital Media and Visual Art
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