The Application Of Tie-dye Pattern Of Luodian Buyi Nationality In The Design Of Silk Scarves

LuoDian buyi tie-dye is an important part of Chinese traditional printing and dyeing process,not only has a long history,has a rich cultural connotation,its are tonal simple but elegant,grain appearance changes and more beautiful,form a unique ethnic style of regional art.LuDian buyi ethnic group tie-dye is a kind of ligation process,and the main dyeing dye is indigo.There are two kinds of patterns,namely,natural patterns of animal and plant lines,and geometric patterns with abstract natural objects.LuoDian buyi nationality tie-dye craft as a self-sufficiency small-scale peasant economy production,its products mainly have the packing list,quilt cover,cloth,headscarf,curtain,bed curtain,door curtain and so on household goods.With the development of society and economy,the transportation is convenient communication,the original closed is broken,people come into contact with the foreign information has greatly increased,national culture by the Chinese mainstream culture and the serious impact of foreign culture,booee tie-dye less cultural arts and crafts,etc.To protect,inheritance,propagation and development of national culture,let people know and understand buie tie-dye,this article will luoDian buyi tie-dye pattern for processing and refining after applying to the silk pattern design,designed a tie-dyed in luoDian province grain appearance as the theme of the silk scarves,while enhance scarves ethical,also convey the cultural connotation of luoDian province.This paper starts from luoDian buyi culture background,through field research,gathered in luoDian province village on-the-spot investigation and take photos,interviews,records,etc.,to collect private information,visit the local folk artists,try to be as objective and extensive data,collected the buyi tie-dye pattern analysis,induction,understand its characteristics,and used in silk pattern design,with luoDian buyi tie-dye patterns as the theme,according to the characteristics of luoDian buyi tie-dye patterns to finish design practice and culture.