藏彝走廊多民族共享的刺绣纹样基因研究OA

As a material vehicle of multi-ethnic cultural exchange in the Tibetan-Yi Corridor,embroidery motifs not only possess significant artistic and cultural value but also construct a unique paradigm of cross-ethnic cultural sharing through historical evolution.Utilizing methods such as image collection,motif extraction,and oral interviews,this study systematically examined the shared characteristics of multi-ethnic embroidery motif genetics in Maoxian County,and further explored the underlying logic of their formation and interpreted the cultural value generated by the sharing of motif genetics from multiple dimensions.Among these,natural motifs such as ram's horn patterns and hearth patterns serve as symbolic expressions of mountain ecology,while variations of faith symbols like the swastika pattern reflect the integration of Tibetan Buddhism and indigenous beliefs.The regular distribution of abstract geometric motifs demonstrates the standard-ized transmission of craft techniques.These shared motif genetics not only represent regional cultural identity but also provide a cultural substrate for the innovative development of ethnic art,holding practical significance for promoting interaction,exchange,and integration among various ethnic groups.