Research On The Application Of Traditional Architectural Elements In The Design Of Ceramic Tea Sets-

Chinese traditional architecture has unique national cultural characteristics in the history of world architecture.In the history of ancient Chinese architecture,generations of skilled craftsmen and people of all ethnic groups have used ingenuity and diligence to create countless ingenious architectural works.From the shape of the houses,the corners of cornices,the columns and pillars,to the decoration and the garden landscape,they all reflect the profoundness of Chinese culture.Chinese tea culture also has a long history,and tea sets are precious crystals of Chinese tea culture,ceramic culture and utensil culture.With a long history and social changes,people's love for tea is increasing.Tea sets have always played a small but important role in people's lives.In the development process of ceramics,the architectural elements always run through them,which seems to convey the structural beauty of the architectural rationality and the decorative beauty of the sensuality.Under the diversified development of modern ceramic design,the application of traditional architectural elements in ceramic tea sets has important theoretical and practical significance for the development of modern ceramic tea sets in China.This paper researches and analyzes the existing ceramic tea set with architectural elements as materials and derives its theoretical value.Then it uses literature collection,comparative analysis,field surveys and other research methods,and combines cultural and creative design methods to construct the architectural elements of Fuzhou Three Lanes and Seven Alleys.The analysis and extraction were applied to the design of ceramic tea sets.This method of creation is not only a diversified inheritance of Chinese traditional architectural art and traditional culture,but also a useful supplement to the study of traditional elements in ceramic art.It also provides some useful references for the development of tea set design.