Study On The Aesthetic Interest And Design Of Tea Measure In Tea Ceremony

This paper takes the tea measure as the main research object,discriminates its name and function,and categorizes its species.After studying the cultural gene of the tea measure,analyzes the aesthetic interest and design concept of tea measure based on the local aesthetic concept,and applies the research results to design practices.The first chapter analyzes the confusing name concept of tea measure,discusses the changes in its ancient and modern functions,and clarifies the primary responsibility of the tea measure in the tea ceremony.The second chapter delves into the cultural background of teapots.Through the study of the spiritual aspect of the tea ceremony,finding that the tea ceremony was carried forward by our neighbor Japan.Japan's "tea ceremony" was not born in its own right,but was created under the influence of the three eastward spreads of Chinese tea culture.It contains Chinese cultural gene and Chinese aesthetic color.After the maturity of Japanese tea ceremony,there appeared the phenomenon of cultural feedback to our country.Under the stimulation of Japan,China began to reflect on the pursuit,re-study the tea culture,and think about the connotation of the tea ceremony spirit.Our tea culture is on the rise again.Then came the collection heat of the reflux tea set,with the tea measure in it.Tea measure is very popular among Chinese people after returning to the native land.More and more people join in the design and creation of tea measure,and its forms and types are constantly enriched.The third chapter deals with the material,shape and expression of tea measure,and summarizes and sorts the various characteristics of different shapes and styles.The fourth chapter discusses the aesthetic interest of tea measure based on the local culture.The last chapter determines the design concept of the tea measure according to the domestic aesthetic fashion and uses it to guide the design practice,in order to truly appreciate the artistic charm of the tea measure.