Literature Review on the Application of Hongshan Cultural Patterns in Cultural and Creative Products

This paper presents a comprehensive literature review on the application of Hongshan cultural patterns in cultural and creative product design. It explores the historical and cultural background of Hongshan culture, emphasizing its significance and influence in Northeast China, while reviewing existing research findings. The study examines the concept of Hongshan pottery patterns, highlighting their role in cultural inheritance and innovation. Furthermore, the principles and practices of cultural and creative product design are analyzed, with a focus on their applications across various domains such as daily necessities, stationery, and clothing.The research provides a systematic introduction to Hongshan culture, establishing a theoretical foundation and background knowledge for subsequent studies. By critically analyzing existing research on Hongshan pottery patterns, the paper offers valuable theoretical insights and practical guidance for innovative cultural product design. Additionally, it demonstrates the artistic and functional integration of traditional cultural elements into modern design practices. The review not only summarizes key findings but also identifies future research directions, contributing to a deeper understanding of the intersection between traditional cultural heritage and contemporary creative industries. Keywords: Hongshan Culture, Pottery Pattern, Cultural and Creative Product Design

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Idealogy Journal
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.24191/idealogy.v10i1.728
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Digital Media and Visual Art
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Literature Review on the Application of Hongshan Cultural Patterns in Cultural and Creative Products

Nur Hisham Ibrahim, Lin Lin, Neesa Ameera Mohamed Salim
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Literature Review on the Application of Hongshan Cultural Patterns in Cultural and Creative Products

Nur Hisham Ibrahim, Lin Lin, Neesa Ameera Mohamed Salim
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Abstract

This paper presents a comprehensive literature review on the application of Hongshan cultural patterns in cultural and creative product design. It explores the historical and cultural background of Hongshan culture, emphasizing its significance and influence in Northeast China, while reviewing existing research findings. The study examines the concept of Hongshan pottery patterns, highlighting their role in cultural inheritance and innovation. Furthermore, the principles and practices of cultural and creative product design are analyzed, with a focus on their applications across various domains such as daily necessities, stationery, and clothing.The research provides a systematic introduction to Hongshan culture, establishing a theoretical foundation and background knowledge for subsequent studies. By critically analyzing existing research on Hongshan pottery patterns, the paper offers valuable theoretical insights and practical guidance for innovative cultural product design. Additionally, it demonstrates the artistic and functional integration of traditional cultural elements into modern design practices. The review not only summarizes key findings but also identifies future research directions, contributing to a deeper understanding of the intersection between traditional cultural heritage and contemporary creative industries. Keywords: Hongshan Culture, Pottery Pattern, Cultural and Creative Product Design

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