Análisis biomorfico de la chuquiragua aplicada al diseño de bordados en la comunidad de la Moya.

Abstract

e purpose of this project is carrying out design patterns of Chuquiragua through a biomorphic analysis in La Moya community. The Andean fractal method used in this plan consists of the following steps: first, the identification of the problem, then a detailed photo record of Chuquiragua samples, therefore the samples were vectored including its most important parts (stem, leaf and flower ). The next step was the botanical drawing employed to appreciate in a better way the hidden details of the species. Then in the proportional analysis, the measurements of the samples were established, finding their proportional ratios. Next, the fractal vector scheme was made, in this step we proceeded to make the structure of each sample and its reasons. In this way, the most Andean proportioned sample was chosen. Next, the process of abstraction of the Chuquiragua selected sample was developed. Finally, the biomorphic analysis was made, and this process is comprised of ten design compositional categories. After the study of Chuquiragua and its biomorphic analysis, we proceeded to the creation of design patterns to build a graphic proposal for the main community embroidery handcrafts, such as hats, gloves, shigras hand pockets and sweaters. In conclusion, the patterns fulfilled the design parameters, resulting in the shapes proportion and colors harmony. It’s recommended to artisan women to take as an inspiration source the plants around them for at their embroidery works, in this way they will contribute to the rescue the cultural identity.