The Exploit Of The Tang Dynasty Mogao Grottoes Caisson In The Research Of Lamp Design

This paper starts from the caisson pattern of Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes in the heyday of the Tang Dynasty,and then connects the decorative elements and spatial form of the caisson pattern with lamp design.In view of this,paper studies how to use the caisson pattern on the design of lamps.Firstly,the article sorts out the decorative elements,artistic features,expressive content and cultural connotation of the caisson pattern,and then summarizes and analyzes the decorative colors and composition characteristics of the caisson pattern.Then uses it as a main source of inspiration in the design of the lamps.Secondly,the article studies the general design principles and design ideas of lamp cultural and creative products,and then analyzes the use value of the caisson art from the perspective of classic value theory in economics,confirms its use value,and uses the existing market cases about Mogao Grottoes caisson as the examples.Design techniques of these cases and their advantages and disadvantages are summarized,then the application of caisson pattern in the design is proposed.Then,in the design practice part,author makes it clear that the young people who need to buy furniture and buy houses are the target consumer groups,and then conduct market surveys with this as the survey target.Through the survey,the design positioning,style trends and CMF plan are defined,and based on the design principles and design ideas proposed in the article,using the relevant design techniques embodied in the case,author designs the lamps with the caisson of Mogao Grottoes in the heyday of the Tang Dynasty as the main element.Finally,the article deduces through the cases,from the shallower to the deeper,from the outside to the inside,from simple three-dimensional techniques to reinterpreting the art of Mogao Grottoes caisson art in an innovative way,and finally through the lamp design,hoping to better expresses the cultural connotation of Mogao Grottoes caisson and contributes to the spread of Dunhuang culture.