Traditional decorative pattern combination layout

Han Dynasty is a period of clothing development, which inherited the simplicity of Qin Dynasty, opened the gorgeous river of Tang Dynasty, and became a whole with its simple style, which has high aesthetic and historical and cultural value in the history of ancient women's wear in China.

With the strong national strength and stable economy in the Han Dynasty, people have higher and higher requirements for the beauty of clothing, and the use of its patterns is also diverse, which can be mainly divided into animal and plant patterns, astronomical patterns, geometric patterns and so on.

Animal and plant patterns are very popular clothing patterns in Han Dynasty. There are many animal patterns on silk fabrics, such as unicorn pattern, dragon and phoenix pattern, tiger pattern and lion pattern, among which dragon and phoenix pattern is the most common. This pattern represents happiness and auspiciousness and is a symbol of people's good wishes.

In addition, there are "peony patterns" and "dogwood patterns". This plant pattern was deeply influenced by the characteristics of painting at that time, and it was magnificent and colorful.

The most typical astronomical patterns are the sun, moon, stars, snowflakes and other themes in costumes, such as "water patterns" in Shu brocade and "moire patterns" in Yun brocade.

Among them, moire is the most popular one, which is a main decorative pattern in the dyeing and weaving process of Han Dynasty, and its characteristic is undulating lines.

The images painted in the silk paintings unearthed in Mawangdui, Changsha are all wearing S-shaped moire patterns. This S-shaped pattern has the vivid characteristics of smooth lines, strong sense of movement, mutual echo and left-right gyration. Its lines are thick and thin, and the size is interspersed, which makes a new creation in the contrast and unification of the formal beauty of the pattern.

The geometric patterns that often appear in costumes in Han Dynasty mainly include "diamond", "hexagon" and "palindrome". There are also clothing patterns with geometric patterns as the background, interspersed with a variety of natural patterns, making geometric patterns more diverse.

Among geometric patterns, "double diamond pattern" is the most popular pattern in Han dynasty clothing. It is composed of two corners of a big diamond connected with a small diamond. Because it is similar to the shape of an ear cup, it is also called "cup pattern".

No matter what kind of pattern it is, you can see a feature from it. -Repeatability

Han dynasty patterns often reuse uniform patterns on a certain kind of cloth. Repeated patterns can enlarge the area of patterns, make the tension and direction of clothing patterns more dynamic and form a lively atmosphere.

From this repetitive pattern, we can feel the sense of rhythm, and the imagination and vitality contained in it not only give people the enjoyment of beauty, but also let people appreciate the core of deep-seated national traditional culture.

Transcript of "Han Embroidered Clothes, descendants of Wuji" unearthed in Loulan, Xinjiang (the original was taken away by Stein)

We can also see that most of the clothing patterns in the Han Dynasty draw inspiration from nature, and pay attention to the internal similarity, but not the appearance similarity. In the creation, the return to the Han and Tang Dynasties also maintained this profound cultural spirit in the costumes of the Han Dynasty, making the created works more meaningful.

The following double-winding short tone, moire printing is a typical pattern of the Han Dynasty-riding pattern.

The decorative patterns selected from the fragments of Chengyun embroidery unearthed from Mawangdui are symmetrical, smooth and beautiful. Soft texture, dignified and smart.

With the boundless and unknown progress of life, Hanfu gives us the spiritual experience of history and culture; Independent self-style is also a full light of life. In the future, when we return to China, more beautiful designs will come into our eyes.

The pattern core of Hanfu, let us redefine time and eternity!

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