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In the early days when medical standards and scientific knowledge were low, people used to ward off evil spirits to face epidemics and unknown objects, which has developed into religious beliefs with their own characteristics. Religious culture has always been inseparable from the people of Taiwan, and the freedom of belief has led to many temples with strong incense and good stories of interaction between the gods and the people in traditional beliefs. In this study, we use the literature research method to clarify the development of the development of the culture of warding off evil spirits to religious culture, and use the animal beliefs in religious culture as the starting point. Then, we used secondary data analysis to analyze the elements of the Tiger God in Fengtian Temple in Xingang, such as the blue eyes, the nose, the flaming eyebrows, the white belly, and the upper and lower incisors, and then used the design method proposed in this study.
The results of the case study were combined with the elements of the Tiger God of Fengtian Temple to design a new Tiger God multifunctional leather incense bag and a special Tiger God talisman, which are different from the traditional incense bag, to create an innovative religious cultural product of Tiger God that is more suitable for the market. In this study, the culture of Tiger Yeh is used as the entry point for the analysis of evil spirits and religious culture, and the corresponding design method is proposed in the hope that future designers in the related industries can design religious cultural goods more efficiently and with principles. In addition, we hope that the design of religious and cultural goods will be more in line with the faith needs of believers and that more people who are not the original customers will understand the multi-faceted connotations of Tiger Master's faith and culture.
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