Based on the research of textile intangible cultural heritage in Chengdu, we extract elements from Sichuan brocade, Sichuan embroidery, clothing of Southwest ethnic minorities, and Sanxingdui intangible cultural heritage for design, re creation, and innovation, integrating them into modern lifestyles.

Amu Shiyi "is the language of the Lisu ethnic group, meaning" rainbow ". In the language of the Lisu ethnic group, rainbows not only have colorful beauty, but also a continuous stream of blessings and meanings. The "Amu Shi Yi" Lisu Nishang vividly inherits the Lisu ethnic clothing production techniques (provincial-level intangible cultural heritage) while allowing for innovative development. Has won the "Winner Award of the Second China Women's Handicraft Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition", "Sichuan Province's First Ethnic Region" National Shou Cup "Women's Handicraft Innovation and Creativity Competition, and the Bronze Award of Craftsmanship Inheritance Soma Flower"

The giant panda is a national treasure of our country, with a charming and adorable demeanor. Combining traditional silver flower silk with panda patterns, the panda's head loves bamboo leaves, similar to facial patterns.

The cartoon character "Xiao Ayi" is created with a wise and spiritual Yi children as the image. The image is ancient and delicate, beautiful and agile, and the props include a moderate combination of Yi clothing, Yi silver jewelry, Yi musical instruments (such as the moon qin, horse cloth, and strings), Bimo scriptures, Dharma bells, sheepskin drums, and other decorative elements, forming an IP image of Yi children with distinct ethnic characteristics and strong recognition.

Yi clothing is a national intangible cultural heritage and an important component of Yi culture.

Mainly showcasing the series of Yanchi embroidery products and the combination of Yanchi Tan sheepskin and Yanchi Erfur leather bags (cloudy on Helan Mountain)

Shu embroidery is one of the four famous embroideries in China, and as one of the longest inherited embroideries in China, it has formed its own unique charm with its bright and beautiful colors and exquisite needle techniques, ranking first among the four famous embroideries in terms of richness. Shu embroidery has a long history, dating back to the Sanxingdui civilization. Since the Eastern Jin Dynasty, it has been known as the "treasure of Shu" alongside Shu brocade.

Using the exquisite and unique blue jade red mountain pendant, which is deeply loved by Tibetans, this exquisite headwear draws inspiration from the traditional Tibetan headwear culture and perfectly integrates it, reproducing the exquisite craftsmanship of Tibetan traditional handmade craftsmanship. It is easy to wear, lightweight and unique, and also in line with the aesthetic standards of the times. It can be perfectly paired with clothing, giving people a beautiful enjoyment

Yi embroidery includes upper and lower clothing, outerwear, headwear, hair, collar accessories, bags, sachets, etc. It has unique craftsmanship, exquisite craftsmanship, bright colors, and profound meanings, and has high practical value, ornamental value, and collectible value. The colorful clothing showcases the profound embroidery skills of the Yi family, with various color combinations carefully arranged. The commonly referred to art of clothing embroidery is to use black, blue, red, yellow, green, and white threads to meticulously embroider images of the sun, moon, rivers, mountains, flowers, birds, cockscowls, peacocks, etc. on the upper and lower sides of the woolen cloak, upper and lower clothing, as well as on the headscarf, collar, skirt, cuffs, etc.