Traditional Colors, Forms, and Patterns of China

Yi‐Hsin Lin

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In China, the development of color, form, and pattern has a long history, dating back to the prehistoric ages. The main elements of art and design in China consist of five essential colors, forms based on cosmogony, and a large number of patterns involving mythology, nature, religion, and literature

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