Artistic Study Of Hooking In The Warring States

The development of hooks in the Warring States Period has reached its heyday.The special era of the seven nations competing for hegemony has changed the shape of hooks even more.Not only the bionic shapes that have appeared during the Spring and Autumn Period,but also many other shapes.Such as: imitation,geometry,etc.The current research is basically based on the height of archeology.There is no design perspective to study this period.This paper is going to study the hooks with various shapes and patterns that are representative of the characteristics of the Warring States Period.Whether in the shape,pattern,or decoration process,the hooks show the unique artistic style of this period,providing a reference sample for the development of later generations.Nowadays,although the belt hook no longer exists as a belt buckle,its plastic arts,decorative patterns and manufacturing techniques continue its charm in many aspects of life.Through detailed and in-depth analysis of the hooked modeling style and decorative pattern during the Warring States Period,we can better understand its artistic characteristics.After that,the material types and decoration techniques of hooks in the Warring States Period were analyzed and excavated.The main analysis was the analysis of different materials with hooks and the production methods of various decoration techniques.Starting from the artistry of hooks,explore the cultural connotation hidden in the artistry of hooks,think about the development status and inheritance of hooks during the Warring States Period,and explore its reference and application value in decorative arts.The in-depth study of the hook during the Warring States Period can understand the cultural connotation of this unique practical instrument.It can also be seen from the superior technology and supreme aesthetic consciousness of ancient craftsmen.Connection.Hooking is not an inherent product of a certain period,but it has exerted its greater residual heat throughhistorical accumulation and development.