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The designs are created by combining traditional motifs with plants and animals that are unique to Hong Kong, named after Hong Kong, or commonly found in Hong Kong.
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The traditional copper coin motif has been reinterpreted with a modern simplicity and pop art colour palette, creating a distinctive visual effect.
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The works are inspired by flowers and floral patterns and incorporate traditional cultural elements such as paper-cutting, embroidery and Huadian makeup, as well as pop art colours, to create a variety of modern and visually striking patterns.
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The traditional copper coin motif has been reinterpreted with a modern simplicity and pop art colour palette, creating a distinctive visual effect.
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The design has been reinterpreted using innovative techniques in order to retain the characteristics of the traditional cloud pattern. The contrasting colours give the cloud pattern a modern and dynamic look, while the sacred image of the cloud in the sky highlights its symbol of power, demonstrating the rich connotations of the traditional elements.
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These designs draw inspiration from traditional Chinese living spaces and architectural elements, incorporating vibrant colours to create distinctive, culturally resonant designs.
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These designs draw inspiration from traditional Chinese living spaces and architectural elements, incorporating vibrant colours to create distinctive, culturally resonant designs.
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RATIONALE OF PATTERNS
These designs draw inspiration from traditional Chinese living spaces and architectural elements, incorporating vibrant colours to create distinctive, culturally resonant designs.