Research On Taiwanese Aboriginal Culture And Creative Product Design Of Green Packaging Materials

Due to the development of modern civilization,the aboriginal culture of Taiwan,as the native civilization of Taiwan,is gradually disappearing from the modern society.With the development and changes of The Times,the resources and energy are also being consumed at an accelerated pace.The harm that industrial civilization brings to environment and original culture has become the problem that people pay more and more attention to.The purpose of this paper is to discuss how to bring aboriginal culture of Taiwan back to modern life in the way of entering modern market economy.Through the study of the totem culture of Taiwan aborigines to explore its spiritual concept,found that the concept of modern green design coincides with.Green design has become the current trend of global design.Due to the shortage of resources and environmental pollution,and the excessive packaging of products caused by the large amount of consumption,more attention should be paid to the application of green materials.As a natural fiber material,areca sheath has a deep connection with aboriginal culture.When the author lived in Taiwan in the early years,he saw it thrown on the ground as a waste material waiting to be degraded and returned to nature.In the author’s opinion,areca sheath can be used for green packaging design,and it should be recycled.The primitive,primitive and rough nature of natural materials can,to a certain extent,eliminate the sense of indifference and alienation caused by the extensive use of steel,cement and plastic products in modern life,arouse people’s affinity to nature and the ethnic group,and at the same time trigger thinking about the cultural value behind it.In the practice of graduation design works,through the way of green packaging design,its cultural value is grafted to modern design,the concept of ethnic culture inheritance is extended,the way of aboriginal culture and modern society are discussed,and finally,the "luxury" represented by the excessive packaging of modern products is redefined.