Localized Cultural and Creative Design based on Metaphorical Techniques
-- A Case Study of Hakka Culture
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54097/hiaad.v3i1.9358Keywords:
Metaphorical Technique, Hakka Culture, Locality, Cultural Tradition, Cultural and Creative DesignAbstract
This study conducts an analysis of classic product case studies utilizing the metaphorical technique. It extracts creative methodologies employed in these cases and explores their application in the design of other products, with a specific focus on incorporating the cultural essence of Hakka culture. The metaphorical technique is recognized as a valuable design tool that plays a pivotal role in product redesign. Given the unique and culturally rich nature of Hakka culture, it holds the potential to significantly influence product design. Thus, this research aims to investigate how the metaphorical technique can be effectively employed to integrate the distinctive features of Hakka culture into product design. By summarizing the research findings and contributions, this study examines the value and potential of the metaphorical technique in product redesign. Ultimately, it provides novel perspectives and directions for future research endeavors in related fields.
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