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A Study on Innovative Design Pathways and Interactive Models for Intangible Cultural Heritage Patterns Empowered by AIGC: Taking Hubei Han Embroidery as an Example

Volume 10,Issue 2

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    • A Study on Innovative Design Pathways and Interactive Models for Intangible Cultural Heritage Patterns Empowered by AIGC: Taking Hubei Han Embroidery as an Example

    • A Study on Innovative Design Pathways and Interactive Models for Intangible Cultural Heritage Patterns Empowered by AIGC: Taking Hubei Han Embroidery as an Example
    • Vol. 10, Issue 2, Pages: 77-82(2026)  

    • DOI：10.47297/wspciWSP2516-252716.20261002    

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