Western Zhou Dynasty Bronze Handicraft Patterns and Motifs for the Creative Economy Western Zhou Dynasty Bronze Handicraft Patterns and Motifs for the Creative Economy

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Wang Shuo
Wanchai Kaewsaisoon

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          Bronze handicrafts in the Western Zhou Dynasty. It is the most important and culturally outstanding artwork of the Western Zhou Dynasty of the People's Republic of China. Its development was influenced by the Shang Dynasty. Until it developed into its own in the later period and had an influence on later eras. Which has a unique and beautiful pattern. From this importance the researcher has proposed the topic: Western Zhou Dynasty bronze handicraft patterns and motifs for the creative economy. In order of study of history, development, patterns. Analysis of use in creative work. Propose guidelines for applying the design model to the creative economy. Using creative works of art in modern art forms to create a creative economy. The researcher has presented 9 models. It includes designs for notebooks, pencil cases, travel bags, tea tables, glass cabinets, headphones, coats, earrings, and bird-shaped table lamps. in consumer products used in daily life. To achieve sustainable conservation management. The results of the said research study. It was found that the Western Zhou community produced and developed bronzeware patterns. Can be used to create modern designs in various fields. It is considered to be the creation of a new form of art in today's society. Which adds value to the work created in the modern creative economy. It is a design guideline for the creative economy. The Western Zhou community has developed a culture with creative technology to spur ideas towards a creative economy and sustainable conservation.

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Shuo, W., & Kaewsaisoon, W. (2023). Western Zhou Dynasty Bronze Handicraft Patterns and Motifs for the Creative Economy: Western Zhou Dynasty Bronze Handicraft Patterns and Motifs for the Creative Economy. RATANABUTH JOURNAL, 5(3), 503–518. Retrieved from https://so07.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/rtnb/article/view/3833
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