Coinciding with the first anniversary of the "Digital Silk Road", Tencent Wenchuang cooperated with Dunhuang Research Institute to create two Dunhuang Wenchuang products-customized hatching silk scarves-together with Rococo Rocco Wenchuang design team and Yitang Silk Brand. To present the year of Jihai and protect the traditional Chinese culture together.

In order to pass on the essence of Dunhuang culture, the Rococo Rocco design team, after 122 days of in-depth research and investigation of Dunhuang murals, took the most recognizable image of the nine-color deer in Mogao Grottoes as the original point of design inspiration. Two creative products with Dunhuang flavor came into being.

The design of this "digital silk deer" is inspired by the image of the nine-color deer in the mural "Deer King Bensheng" in the 257th cave of the Northern Wei Dynasty in Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes and the green landscape in the upper right corner of the south wall of Cave 217 of the prosperous Tang Dynasty "Buddha Ding Zun Sheng Dharani Sutra Change.

The nine-color deer in the silk scarf jumped out of the horizontal composition in the original mural, staying, looking forward, and running between the mountains. Rococo Rocco's creative designers extended the nine-color deer form in different movements based on the mural image. The silk road scene with the background of green mountains and rivers and the transcendent look of the nine-color deer reflected each other.

Then take mountains and auspicious clouds as dividing lines to form the unique composition of "one picture and many scenes" of Dunhuang murals, thus presenting a dynamic vision of multi-dimensional space and smart life on a plane.

The design inspiration of this "Flying Sky and Deer" is mainly derived from the composition of the Thousand Buddhas on the four walls of Cave 57 of Mogao Grottoes in the early Tang Dynasty, the image of the flying sky above the Buddhist niche in the west wall, and the nine-color deer in the Northern Wei Dynasty mural "Deer King Bensheng" in Cave 257.

The silk scarf as a whole has been designed for the second time on the basis of the color of Cave 57. Four color blocks of indigo, rouge, pink and blue were selected.

Feitian flies in the same direction as the nine-color god deer in the lower left corner under the arrangement of regular repeated continuous patterns. The nine-color deer in this silk scarf holds its head high and is awe-inspiring like in the mural, implying that the deer and Feitian shoulder the mission of developing the "Digital Silk Road" together.