Xu Liru, Nur Albakry
Cite: Liru, X.; Albakry, N. Sichuan Shu Embroidery Fan: Artistic Features & Cultural Connotations. JDAH, 6(2), (2025). https://doi.org/10.33847/2712-8148.6.2_3
Abstract.This paper focuses on the visual patterns of Sichuan Shu embroidery fans. It explores their unique artistic features including composition, color and stitch techniques, and interprets the cultural connotations behind them such as regional customs and traditional aesthetics. Through literature review, case analysis and visual semiotic methods, the study reveals the artistic value and cultural significance of Shu embroidery fan patterns. The results provide theoretical support for the inheritance and innovation of this intangible cultural heritage.
Keywords: Sichuan Shu embroidery fan; visual patterns; artistic features; cultural connotations; intangible cultural heritage.
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Published online 29.12.2025
