Author(s)

Li Xuanyan, Tang Qingqing

Corresponding Author

Li Xuanyan

Abstract

Cultural integration and innovation are pivotal themes in design. In the context of globalization, the challenge of preserving traditional cultural characteristics while incorporating external cultural elements has become a central issue in modern ceramic design. This study introduces a dual-dimensional cultural adaptation model to explore the specific application of cultural adaptability in ceramic design. By analyzing how modern ceramic design achieves innovation under the dual influence of these two dimensions, the research aims to enhance the cultural adaptability and artistic value of ceramic design in the global market. The findings indicate that modern ceramic design must both respect and inherit the uniqueness of local culture while flexibly assimilating elements from other cultures. Only through this approach can ceramic products that meet the aesthetic demands of a multicultural audience be created. Cultural adaptability not only broadens the horizons of ceramic design but also promotes the sustainable development of modern ceramic art in the process of globalization.

Keywords

cultural integration; modern ceramic design; cultural innovation; globalization