符号学视域下白裤瑶女子服饰背牌图案的文创产品设计研究OA

This study addresses the insufficient interdisciplinary theory and application transformation in BaiKu Yao ethnic costume research.Utilizing Charles Morris's triadic semiotics,we conduct cultural decoding and design translation of the back-panel patterns on BaiKu Yao women's costumes.In the semantic dimension,ancestral narratives and nature worship connotations are interpreted to propose the"Yaowang Imprint"series design theme.The syntactic dimension employs shape grammar to analyze pattern composition and color symbolism,generating derivative patterns aligned with modern aesthetics.The pragmatic dimension extracts emotional symbols from collective memory to develop culturally resonant and functional cultural products.Findings demonstrate that semiotic theory systematically reveals the multi-layered significance of BaiKu Yao costume culture,providing methodological support for intangible cultural heritage(ICH)innovative design in cultural tourism integration contexts,while effectively promoting the living heritage transmission and practical application of traditional patterns.