A Study On The Evolution Of Ceramic Bat Ornaments In Qing Dynasty

Bat Pattern is one of the Chinese traditional auspicious patterns,first appeared in the Spring and Autumn Period,the Warring States period,has a history of more than 2000 years,until the Ming and Qing dynasties reached its peak.Because of its homophony,"Bat" has the auspicious meaning of "Fu".It is a typical representative of Chinese folk culture,expressing people's desire for a happy life and pursuit of happiness.Therefore,bat pattern in China's traditional artifacts,clothing,accessories,furniture and other carriers have many applications.As one of the representative patterns in Qing Dynasty,the bat pattern basically experienced 8 different stages of development.This article mainly from the Qing Dynasty Bat pattern on the shape of porcelain,Try to start from the evolution of bat patterns in different historical periods,and then combine with a large number of ceramic pictures of bat patterns,and then combined with a large number of ceramic bat pattern pictures,this paper discusses the different modeling features in the evolution of bat pattern and the decorative pattern features and implications with other auspicious patterns.Trying to incorporate the artistic features of bat ornamentation into the unity of the macro historical and cultural background,to seek theories and materials in related fields,and to combine their own superficial understanding,in this paper,the evolution of the decorative characteristics of ceramic bat is discussed in depth.This paper breaks through the previous research methods of decorative patterns,and focuses on the study of "patterns",analyzing the relationship and differences between the characteristics of bat patterns in different periods,summed up the evolution of bat patterns,aesthetic value and the harmonious connotation of auspicious culture.This paper analyzes the aesthetic characteristics and the historical and cultural background of bat ornamentation,probes into its deep meaning,and analyzes the practical application value and development trend of bat ornamentation.