Meaning in the back pattern of African plint Vol.2
hello.
I'm Kondo, a member of RICCI EVERYDAY THE HILL.
This time, we will deliver the second stage of the meaning of the African plastic pattern!
The first one released in December last yearHereYou can see it from.
Speaking of African plints, do you know that the vivid and powerful colors and designs are noticeable, but do you know that each pattern is meaningful?
So, today I would like to introduce the meaning of four new patterns.
1. [Horse hose]
A hose hose pattern full of dynamism that seems to jump out of the fabric.
"I run faster than anyone else"The meaning is included.
Don't lose to your rivals! The feeling of that is as conscious of rivals! It may be the flip of that.
There is no doubt that the light hose step will feel better!
2. [Gaze]
When I saw this [gaze] pattern for the first time, I was wondering what this was.
The main pattern here is "Eye".
Originally, there is a so -called "Your Eyes Can See, But Your Mouth Cannot (you can see your eyes, but your mouth is never a word)".
in short,"Even if you clearly see some problems, some of them should not be publicly talked about.」
It may be a little complicated ...!
It may be a pattern that expresses the difference between the environment and the influence on others, between seeing it with your eyes and actually speaking what you have seen.
In addition to this, it also means "EYE OF GOD" (= God's Eye).
3. [Wave]
Next is the introduction of the wave pattern.
This pattern is mainlyNature (= Nature) Is related to. WaveThe sandy land is wavingIt seems to be the image. The meaning of the pattern that focuses on the patterns brought by the natural environment are born, and it can be seen that each of the patterns is related to the environment where we live.
4. [Paisley]
Paisley's theme, which is said to have taken various images, from fruits such as pomegranate and mango to microorganisms such as gardens and neuters, are shaped."Vitality"。
I imagine Itsugi, etc. that will never die throughout the year. In Japanese, it is said to be a magatama pattern, so this name may be easier to imagine.
In the first place, the origin of Paisley was said to be Iran, and it was also called the "Camir crest" because the shawl was woven in the Comey region of Iran.Because the Camir -style shawl was produced in the 19th century in Scotland and Paisley.It seems that the name of "Paisley" was brought. Not only the origin of African land, but also the roots around the world are also characterized by African plastic.
What did you think.
It's a very familiar 4 pattern for me,
Just knowing "Is this pattern meaningful?" I felt again after the impression of the pattern changed.
By knowing the meaning of the pattern and the roots of the birth, I would be glad if you could find "favorite" and "like" that you want to place a little new side!
【source】
・https://oliveankara.com/pages/ankara-fabrics-stories
・http://www.ourense.co.jp/blog/2017/04/続・アフリカンプリント柄の意味～eye～.html
・https://www.contemporary-african-art.com/african-patterns.html
・https://katikati-kanga.com/blog/62425.html
・http://www.enji-wu.com/?p=11599
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