Cultural Heritage in the Digital Age: Interaction Design Strategies for the Preservation of Porcelain of the Liao Dynasty

This study explores the integration of interaction design with traditional handicrafts, focusing on Porcelain of the Liao Dynasty as a case study. Traditional handicrafts face challenges in preservation and inheritance due to outdated methods and limited engagement with younger generations. By leveraging modern technologies such as 3D modeling, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and machine learning, this research proposes a human-centered interaction design model to revitalize and popularize traditional crafts. The study identifies three levels of interaction—perceptual, behavioral, and abstract—to enhance user engagement and learning. Through user interviews, surveys, and design practices, the research highlights the potential of digital tools to bridge the gap between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary audiences. The findings demonstrate that interactive and dynamic media designs significantly improve user engagement and understanding compared to static methods. This approach not only preserves the cultural essence of Porcelain of the Liao Dynasty but also fosters innovation and sustainable development in the realm of intangible cultural heritage (ICH).