Research on the Design of Cultural and Creative Products under the Cultural Landscape Dimensions of Hongshiya Village
Abstract
Background and Aim: This study aims to explore the application of cultural landscape elements in Hongshiya Village, providing theoretical guidance for the design of artistic and creative products. By analyzing the natural landscape, architectural styles, and local cultural elements, the research seeks to extract region-specific design elements and integrate them into cultural and creative products through design practices.
Materials and Methods: This study employs qualitative research methods, including literature review and theoretical analysis, to examine the cultural landscape characteristics of Hongshiya Village. The researcher investigates the decorative styles and carving techniques of brick carvings and incorporates them into artistic and creative product design. The design approach combines three-dimensional relief techniques with modern minimalist aesthetics to ensure both cultural depth and contemporary appeal.
Results: The findings indicate that incorporating the cultural landscape elements of Hongshiya Village into cultural and creative product design effectively showcases local history, regional characteristics, and humanistic spirit. The integration of Hongshiya's brick carvings significantly enhances the cultural value of the products, increasing public awareness and emotional connection to the village’s cultural heritage. The architectural forms and decorative styles of Hongshiya provide abundant cultural value, enriching the design of cultural and creative products.
Conclusion: The study demonstrates that selecting highly practical product carriers and employing cost-effective materials and techniques can enhance the feasibility of Hongshiya's cultural and creative products. This approach aligns with target consumers' price sensitivity while maintaining a balance between cultural depth and market appeal. The research offers valuable insights into leveraging cultural landscape elements for innovative product design and promoting cultural heritage through creative industries.
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