Contemporary jewelry design using inspiration from the elements of the leaky window of traditional culture in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China

Abstract

This study is dedicated to the in-depth analysis of the forms, patterns and Cultural connotations of the traditional funnel window elements of Suzhou, JiangsuProvince, China, in modern jewelry design, as well as exploring their keyposition in architecture and culture. By studying the ways of applying Suzhou funnel window elements in modern jewelry design, we use modern design techniques and tools, such as computer-aided design (CAD) software and three-dimensional printing technology, to transform the unique patterns, forms, and themesof funnel windows into innovative elements in jewelry design, so as to create jewelry works with unique styles.

This kind of innovation, which combines traditional and modern elements, retains the unique charm of traditional culture while giving jewelry design distinctive contemporary characteristics and personalized style, reflecting the rich diversity and far-reaching cultural connotations of the interweaving of traditional elements and modern design concepts. This kind of practice not only promotes the innovation and development of the jewelry design industry, but also provides new ways of thinking and sources of inspiration for the inheritance and innovation of traditional culture.

After an exhaustive exploration of the leaky windows in Suzhou, this paper analyzes its unique artistic charm and cultural essence. This is of great value to the innovation of jewelry design and the promotion of cultural development, and also plays a key role in maintaining and promoting traditional culture. We call on more academics and researchers to pay attention to the study of window art, and work together to promote its inheritance and innovation.

This research not only stimulates innovative thinking in the field of design, deepens our understanding and re-creation of traditional cultural values, brings a wealth of innovative impetus and sources of inspiration to design practice, but also explores the infinite possibilities and commercial opportunities of integrating traditional culture into modern design.

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