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Studies Using Visual Elements Of Buddhism In Modern Buddhism And Decorative Packaging Of Tibetan

Posted on:2016-12-22Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:K R ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2285330461986759Subject:Art
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Buddhist culture is an important part of Chinese traditional culture, due to geographical specificity, especially Tibetan Buddhist culture. 6th century BC, Buddhism originated in India, the rise in about the second century BC, was introduced to China, with the Buddhist culture in China Tibetan evolving communication process, development, absorption, integration, and eventually developed into a regional characteristics of Tibet Tibetan Buddhism and Tibetan formed a unique cultural background of the visual elements of Tibetan Buddhism. The purpose of this study is to try to design the packaging of Tibetan Buddhism in the decorative items in the "fashion and nationalization" blending to meet the aesthetic needs of modern people, and promote economic development in Tibet tourism. Based on the visual elements of Tibetan Buddhism feature analysis, seek out a representative of the "eight auspicious emblem" and analyze its characteristics, extracted from the Tibetan Buddhist culture can express graphics and color, make decorative items of Tibetan Buddhism packaging design, to solve the problem of Tibetan Buddhism and decorative packaging design lacks "Fashion and nationalization" blending problem; Through literature analysis, investigation, case analysis, get a lot of scientific evidence, so this article The view has been strong support; and then through the eight auspicious emblem graphic decomposition and reconstruction, the color of the design applied to the design examples, so that Tibetan Buddhism and decorative packaging, more fashionable and nationality, in order to meet modern aesthetic needs of people, enhance tourism development in Tibetan areas for future designers also provide some theoretical support.
Keywords/Search Tags:Buddhist decorative items, visual elements, culture, packaging
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