What are the organizational forms of silk patterns in Ming Dynasty?

According to the requirements of manufacturing technology, the weave forms of silk patterns in Ming Dynasty are mostly skillfully organized with a quadrilateral continuous skeleton composed of meshes or scattered points, with distinct priorities and obvious rhythm between patterns and between patterns and open spaces. Geometric pattern is the most common form of organization. Mi Zige composed of vertical lines, horizontal lines and diagonal lines is the basic skeleton, and then filled with circles or squares, and then filled with natural patterns. Stitch-and-tie weaving is mainly in the form of branch winding, and there are various weaving forms, such as the main stem lines are connected by intersecting loops or biting loops, and the main stem lines surround or do not surround the main flowers. Granular tissue can be divided into regular granular tissue and free granular tissue. The feature of regular scattered dots is that the main pattern forms a skeleton on the plane fabric according to the word "meter" or "well", and the scattered dots are arranged regularly. The characteristic of free scattering points is that many scattered points are arranged freely on the plane fabric, which has natural and realistic patterns, thus forming a rhythmic and balanced pattern form.