The art of Taiwan's indigenous patterns is not only vibrant in color and diverse in form but also rich in cultural significance, encompassing aspects such as ethnicity, region, occasion, and social class. These patterns serve as an essential marker of ethnic identity. In weaving, embroidery, beadwork, applique, and engraving, the evolution of these patterns reflects the exchanges and influences among different ethnic groups, highlighting the uniqueness, diversity, and inclusiveness of Taiwan's indigenous art.