Significance of moire carving in architecture

Moire contains the cultural concept and aesthetic spirit of the Chinese nation. The ancients believed that "cloud" and "qi" are actually an organic whole, which is the carrier and symbol of vitality, spirituality, spirit and auspiciousness. Moreover, moire has a flowing and elegant curve and a rotating staggered structure, which embodies the aesthetic feeling or psychology that the Chinese nation generally prefers flowing beauty. Moire, cloud-like decorative pattern, an auspicious pattern in ancient China, symbolizes high altitude and good luck, and is widely used. As a professional term for printing and dyeing, it refers to natural patterns with different shades. In the era of copper roller carving, moire was knocked out with moire nails with pits, hence the name. In the traditional culture of China, moire is often combined with auspicious patterns such as dragons and phoenixes to symbolize auspicious arrival and family prosperity. It is also considered as a symbol of nature and harmony, and is often used to express the beauty of mountains and rivers and the harmony of nature. In addition, the continuity and unpredictability of moire make it a symbol of pursuing lofty realm and infinite possibilities.