The Application Research of Liangshan Yi Nationality Lacquer Design Language in Modern Product Design

Yu CHEN

Abstract


The lacquer has lightweight, strong, anti-acid, anti-corrosion and many other practical advantages, but also has a gorgeous texture, colorful artistic qualities. Its double value and profound national artistic charm are loved by domestic and foreign groups. The Yi nationality’s unique lacquer art is famous for its quaint patterns, bright colors and exquisite style with ethnic flavor at home and abroad. Exploring the nature of the Yi nationality’s lacquer art design language and its application in modern product designs is of important practical significance.


Keywords


Yi nationality; Lacquer;, Design; Modern Product

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/%25x

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