Social Intervention and Cultural Strategy Integration of Cultural Heritage Elements in Glass Product Innovation

Abstract

With the vigorous development of the cultural and creative industry, glass products, as an important carrier, have received increasing attention in their innovative design. This study aims to explore the social intervention and cultural strategy integration of cultural heritage elements in glass product innovation. Through the analysis of the Hazel Clark cultural space model, it seeks to find a path to effectively integrate cultural heritage elements into glass product design. This study adopts comparative analysis and case study methods to deeply analyze the inherent relationship between cultural spatial patterns and product attributes, and verify their feasibility in practical applications. The results indicate that cultural heritage spatial analysis and application have significant social intervention effects in glass product innovation, which can enrich the cultural connotation of products and enhance their market competitiveness. Meanwhile, this study also reveals the transformation patterns and value enhancement strategies of cultural heritage elements in glass product innovation.