Cultural Connotation of Cornus officinalis Patterns

Corner pattern is one of the traditional decorative patterns in China, which has rich cultural connotations. Cornus officinalis is an evergreen aromatic plant, which has the functions of killing insects, disinfecting, expelling cold and expelling wind. In the traditional culture of China, Cornus officinalis is regarded as a sacred object to ward off evil spirits, which means keeping peace. The relevant explanations are as follows:

1. In ancient times, people used to wear Cornus officinalis on their arms or under pillows, thinking that it could avoid disasters and diseases. Therefore, dogwood patterns are often used to decorate homes, utensils and other items to pray for peace and good luck. The dogwood pattern also symbolizes reunion and good wishes.

2. Cornus officinalis tattoos are also closely related to Taoist culture. In Taoism, Cornus officinalis is regarded as a kind of spiritual grass, which can drive away evil spirits and avoid special features and prolong life. Therefore, angular patterns are also widely used in Taoist temples and Taoist temples, buildings and utensils. On the traditional festival of Double Ninth Festival, people will wear dogwood garlands to express their thoughts for their relatives and friends.

As a traditional decorative pattern, the corner pattern not only has the meaning of exorcising evil spirits and keeping peace, but also symbolizes reunion and good wishes. It carries rich cultural connotations and is an indispensable part of China traditional culture. At the same time, because the flowers of Cornus officinalis are bright and beautiful, the pattern of Cornus officinalis is also regarded as a symbol of beauty.

Application scene of dogwood pattern

1, traditional costume design: In ancient times, dogwood patterns were widely used in the design of traditional costumes, especially in traditional festivals such as Mid-Autumn Festival. People will embroider or print dogwood on the front and sleeves of clothes to show respect and inheritance of traditional culture.

2. Home decoration: In home decoration, dogwood pattern is also regarded as a cultural symbol and decorative element. Especially in some traditional architecture and home design, dogwood patterns are often used to decorate screens, windows, furniture and so on. It means to ward off evil spirits and avoid disasters, and it also expresses a way to respect and inherit traditional culture.

3. Handicraft production: Corner pattern is also a common element in handicraft production. For example, when making traditional handicrafts such as fans, paper-cuts and New Year pictures, people will use dogwood patterns to express their yearning and pursuit for a better life with their unique artistic forms and meanings.