Zisha art combined with modern ceramic technology on alleviating anxiety among potters

Abstract

Background

The core point of traditional purple sand art is cultural connotation. With the development of the times, combining it with modern ceramic technology is a trend of keeping up with the times. Anxiety disorder is a common psychological disorder that can lead to sustained emotional tension and fear, causing patients to feel anxious, uneasy, and depressed. It may even affect regular work and life.

Subjects and Methods

The study takes a ceramic artisan who suffers from anxiety disorder and is highly concerned about the inheritance and future of purple sand art as an experimental sample and conducts communication and exchange through the combination of purple sand art and modern ceramic technology. The SPSS2.0 data analysis tool was used to analyze the influencing factors of concern among ceramic artisans, and the level of anxiety was evaluated using the Self-Rating Anxiety Scale (SDS).

Results

From the experimental results, the integration of purple sand art and modern ceramic technology has a good effect on improving the anxiety of ceramic artisans. From the results of the anxiety self-assessment table, the anxiety level has changed from moderate to mild.

Conclusions

The integration of purple sand art and modern ceramic technology has a positive impact on alleviating the anxiety disorder of ceramic artisans, which can help them release and mitigate their anxiety emotions.