This commemorative scarf, created in collaboration with the National Taichung Theater, draws its inspiration from the building itself. Delicate pleating reflects the theater’s unique structural language and the flowing, three-dimensional qualities of its architecture.

The pattern is inspired by the theater’s iconic “House in a Pot” lines, translating the elegant, curved surfaces into ribbon-like visual motifs that symbolize the theater’s role in connecting everyday life with the arts.

Colors are presented in a balance of contrast and harmony, illustrating the theater’s subtle equilibrium between daily life and artistic expression, achieving a visual sense of both vibrancy and softness. The overall design preserves the architectural language while pursuing a more streamlined, contemporary presentation.