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A three-level symbolic deconstruction model and a four-stage translation method effectively enable the integration of traditional intangible cultural heritage patterns into contemporary functional applications, including electromagnetic-wave interactive designs. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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To establish a symbolic deconstruction model and translation workflow that transforms traditional intangible cultural heritage patterns into modern functional and electromagnetic surface designs.

August 16, 2026Advanced ElectromagneticsOpen Access

Research on Symbolic Deconstruction of Intangible Cultural Heritage Elements and Translation Methods in Cultural and Creative Design—Taking Traditional Patterns as an Example

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GZG. H. ZhanMudanjiang Normal University

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Methodological study demonstrates a symbolic deconstruction and translation framework for traditional patterns, highlighting applications in functional textile electromagnetic interfaces.

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To establish a symbolic deconstruction model and translation workflow that transforms traditional intangible cultural heritage patterns into modern functional and electromagnetic surface designs.
Constructed a three-level symbolic deconstruction framework (surface form, middle-level implication, and deep-seated culture) utilizing semiotics, design aesthetics, and cultural communication theory.
Developed a four-stage translation process encompassing form extraction, implication reconstruction, function adaptation, and context integration evaluated via case analysis and expert evaluation.
Validated the translation framework across design applications involving interlocking swallowtail patterns, interlocking lotus motifs, and Miao embroidery series.
Established a logic-coupling mechanism linking cultural deconstruction levels directly to functional design translation stages.
Demonstrated the feasibility of embedding traditional geometric motifs into contemporary engineering applications, including textile electromagnetic surfaces and sensing interfaces.

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G. H. Zhan (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8179cbf2fb91fc834ad234 https://doi.org/10.7716/aem.v15i3.3658

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Methodological study demonstrates a symbolic deconstruction and translation framework for traditional patterns, highlighting applications in functional textile electromagnetic interfaces.

Research on Symbolic Deconstruction of Intangible Cultural Heritage Elements and Translation Methods in Cultural and Creative Design—Taking Traditional Patterns as an Example

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