Cultural and artistic factors in the design of museum cultural and creative product

Abstract

The objective of this study is to examine the visual manifestation of customary art and cultural factors in the development of cultural and creative products for museums. The findings suggest that varied cultural and artistic factors encompass distinct visual language. When incorporated into innovative design of product color, material, and finishing (CMF) and modeling, these factors can demonstrate the unique cultural characteristics and dispositions of museums. Furthermore, comprehending the cultural context and aesthetic domain of cultural artifacts is crucial, and it is imperative to stimulate consumers' five sensory organs – sight, smell, taste, hearing, and touch – to heighten their cultural perception and emotional experience.