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Study on the Factors Affecting the Embroidery Pattern Style of Miao in Leishan

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  • Zeyang Peng
  • Kehui Deng
  • Yilin Wei
  • Ziqi Wang

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In response to the factor that affects the evolution of Leishan Miao embroidery style, this paper, based on field inspections and consulting related county chronicles, characterizes its style from two aspects- pattern composition and content, and tries to characterize its style from the perspectives of craftsmanship and the social role of embroidery women. By reviewing the angles of change, and analyzing the reasons for the evolution of embroidery styles, this research has found that the style of Miao embroidery can be summarized as the proper use of continuous and separate patterns, as well as the fusion of reality and illusion in the subject matter. The study holds that the comprehensive application of stitching is the technical guarantee for the evolution of styles. At the same time, the transformation of embroidery women's social roles from “women weavers” to “women farmers” and then to “businesswomen” is the potential motivation for the evolution of embroidery styles.

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  • Zeyang Peng & Kehui Deng & Yilin Wei & Ziqi Wang, 2021. "Study on the Factors Affecting the Embroidery Pattern Style of Miao in Leishan," Asian Social Science, Canadian Center of Science and Education, vol. 17(12), pages 1-81, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:ibn:assjnl:v:17:y:2021:i:12:p:81
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