First of all, Yunjian introduces:
Cloud shoulder, also called shawl, is a kind of decorative fabric put on shoulders in ancient China. At first, the cloud shoulder was only used to protect the cleanliness of the neckline and shoulders, and later it gradually evolved into a kind of decoration, mostly made of colorful brocade, and the leaves reflected the sunshine like clouds after rain. Yun Jian is a unique costume style in the costume culture of Han nationality, with rich decorative patterns, artistic symbolic language, figurative meaning of numbers and profound cultural philosophy.
Yunjian is a kind of clothing developed from the early fairy costume. In the early days, the cloud shoulders mostly fell on both sides of the shoulders in the shape of wings. From the hundreds of plays in the murals of Han tombs in Yinan, there are also clouds around the neck. Around the Song and Jin Dynasties, cloud shoulders around the neck gradually became the mainstream. By the Qing Dynasty, Yun Jian had spread to all social strata, especially when getting married, and became an indispensable dress for young women.
Cloud shoulders are often decorated with square moire patterns, mostly made of colorful brocade. Leaves reflect the sun like clouds after rain, so they are called cloud shoulders. Yunjian is a unique costume style in Han costume culture, which is rich in decorative patterns, artistic symbolic language, figurative meaning of numbers and profound cultural philosophy. Yunjian is also an ingenious model of plane and three-dimensional design in China's clothing history.
Second, cultural creativity:
Cloud Shoulder is a kind of cultural creativity of harmony between man and nature, which comes from the way of thinking of oriental culture represented by China, and it is a comprehensive thought of mutual tolerance and harmony of all things. Since ancient times, China has been an early nation in the world that founded its country by agriculture, which is a great discovery of mankind. After agricultural settlement, people pay attention to the comprehensive relationship between astronomical climate change and people's living environment.
The concept of "Yun Jian" is consistent with the artistic conception of China architecture. For example, the ancient palace buildings in China pay attention to four directions and four combinations. Until the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Temple of Heaven with religious worship was built, which typically symbolized the gardening concept of Tianyuan in China. The umbrella-shaped dome of the Hall of Prayer for the New Year symbolizes the sky, and the square worships the sky and worships Taiwan elephants for land acquisition.