The Application of Fujian Hakka Tulou Culture in Fashion Design


World Heritage Site: Fujian Tulou

Publication Year: 2024

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE8D2FF43D4C

Summary

Fujian Hakka Tulou, a UNESCO-listed architectural marvel, has been creatively integrated into contemporary fashion design, demonstrating the potential of traditional Chinese culture to inspire modern aesthetics. This study reveals that by blending the natural beauty and oriental spirit of Tulou with national style clothing, designers can produce garments that retain cultural authenticity while meeting contemporary fashion demands. The research employs a dialectical approach—combining inheritance and innovation—to transform architectural elements into clothing designs, focusing on styles, patterns, colors, and fabric materials. This method not only preserves the deep cultural connotations of Tulou but also injects fresh vitality into national style clothing, bridging traditional heritage with modern fashion trends.

Citation

Xie, Y. (2024). The Application of Fujian Hakka Tulou Culture in Fashion Design. Journal of Education and Culture Studies, 8(3), p100. https://doi.org/10.22158/jecs.v8n3p100

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