CN108718773B - Ornamental structure with orchid stereo into semi-spherical surface - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a three-dimensional arrangement structure with semicircular spherical surface for orchid, which comprises flowerpots, a base and an orchid pot, wherein the orchid pot comprises a first group of orchid flowerpots, a second group of orchid flowerpots and a third group of orchid flowerpots, each orchid pot is provided with a branch and blooms orchid, the first group of orchid flowerpots are arranged on the base, the branches extend towards non-adjacent directions and extend out of the outer sides of the flowerpots in a downward arc mode, so that the branches of the first group of orchid flowerpots are arranged in a radial shape in an opposite crossing mode, the second group of orchid flowerpots are arranged on the flowerpots and surround the first group of orchid flowerpots, the third group of orchid flowerpots are arranged on the flowerpots and surround the first group of orchid pots and the second group of orchid pots, the second group of orchid flowerpots are arranged between every two first group of orchid pots, the third group of orchid pots are arranged between the first group of orchid pots and the second group of orchid pots at intervals.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to flowers, in particular to an orchid stereo semi-spherical furnishing structure which can arrange orchids to form a stereo semi-spherical surface.
Background
The flower, leaf and fruit of the plant are taken as materials, and through pruning, bending skills and the conception of flower arrangement persons, a flower artwork is generated by re-fusing the matching of nature and personal aesthetics, so that the artistic flower expression has the advantages of expressing the reality and the brilliance of the plant and fully showing the love of people to the flower. Moreover, flowers are properly placed in social etiquette, event venues and living environments for decoration, so that the people feel simple and elegant when smelling the fragrance and feel the charm of the quality of various flowers. In particular, social etiquette events can convey feelings of friendship, festivals, inspiration, mourning, etc., and such flower arrangements for social etiquette events are generally called etiquette flower arrangements, such as bouquets, corsage, holding flowers, flower baskets, etc.
The preparation of the flower arrangement in advance comprises selecting flowers and flower devices, the density change of the high position and the low position of the flower arrangement is adjusted and arranged in the process, the coordination of the size proportion and the staggered arrangement are considered, and the disorder is avoided, so the quality of the result of the flower arrangement is determined on the arrangement and composition of the flower arrangement. Due to the consideration of the placement time of the flower arrangement, it is better to select the flower which is not completely full, and the branch of which has partial leaves and buds to be bud. If long, the branch will be in a lodging shape. Considering the factors of cutting, fixing, sorting and later growth of the cut flowers, the matters of detail and explanation need to be kept everywhere, and the cut flowers can be regarded as a three-dimensional art and study.
The flower arrangement of the common orchid is to erect several branches on the flower device, adjust the height and the overall trend position of each branch to express the layering of the flower art, as shown in fig. 22. However, the pattern arrangement is very common, and is often found in social etiquette places, which means that orchid is not elegant, when the number of branches is small, the branches are monotonous, and when the number of branches is large, the branches are disordered, and the pattern arrangement cannot effectively attract the eyes of people.
Especially, in the etiquette flower arrangement, it is very difficult to arrange the flowers on the flower basket into a semi-spherical surface, and the composition needs to be presented circularly and tightly under viewing at a balanced multi-angle, so as to express the appearance of the flower bouquet. Therefore, the method depends on the skill and skill of the flower arrangement person, and the accumulated experience of many years is needed to fulfill the requirements.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problems, the inventor develops and designs the decoration structure by means of the long-term practical experience of the flower industry, which is favorable for completely presenting a full appearance and simplifying the manufacturing process.
The invention provides a decorative structure with orchid stereo as a semi-spherical surface, which comprises:
the flowerpot is provided with a containing groove, and the containing groove is provided with a plurality of splicing blocks which are tiled to form a flat surface;
a base, which is assembled on the flat surface, and a height difference is formed between the upper surface of the base and the flat surface;
the orchid pot plants comprise a plurality of first group orchid flowerpots, a plurality of second group orchid flowerpots and a plurality of third group orchid flowerpots, each orchid flowerpot is provided with a branch, each branch is provided with a plurality of orchids which are arranged at intervals along the corresponding branch, and the plurality of orchids are erected outwards gradually from the flowerpots;
the first group of orchid pots are arranged on the base at intervals, the branches of the first group of orchid pots extend towards the nonadjacent first group of orchid pots, exceed the outer sides of the pots and are bent downwards, and the branches of the first group of orchid pots are arranged in an opposite and crossed manner to form a radial shape;
the second group of orchid pots are assembled on the flat surface and surround the first group of orchid pots, branches of the second group of orchid pots are located between the branches of every two first group of orchid pots, and the branches of the second group of orchid pots extend out of the outer sides of the pots and are bent downwards;
the third group of orchid pots are arranged on the flat surface and surround the first group of orchid pots and the second group of orchid pots, branches of the third group of orchid pots are located between the branches of the first group of orchid pots and the second group of orchid pots, and the branches of the third group of orchid pots extend out of the pots and are bent downwards;
the branches of the first group of orchid pots, the second group of orchid pots and the third group of orchid pots are arranged at intervals, and the plurality of orchids on the branches are piled up and arranged to be approximately in a three-dimensional semi-spherical surface.
The branches of the first group of orchid pots are oppositely and crossly arranged and are wound and fixed by a belt.
The plurality of orchid pot plants further comprise a plurality of fourth group orchid pots, the fourth group orchid pot group is arranged on the flat surface and surrounds the second group orchid pots and the third group orchid pots, branches of the fourth group orchid pots are located between the branches of the second group orchid pots and the third group orchid pots, and the branches of the fourth group orchid pots extend out of the outer sides of the pots and are bent downwards.
The branches of the second group of orchid pots to the fourth group of orchid pots are not crossed with each other, and the branches of the second group of orchid pots, the third group of orchid pots and the fourth group of orchid pots are not crossed with the branches of the first group of orchid pots.
In the branches of the first group of orchid pots to the fourth group of orchid pots, the extension distance of any one or more than any two groups of branches towards the outer side of the flowerpot is unequal compared with the extension distance of other groups of branches, so that the lower edge of the three-dimensional semicircular spherical surface is wavy, and the branches of any one or two groups of branches extend to the position of a wave trough with the shortest distance of the flowerpot being wavy.
The tail end of the branch on the orchid pot comprises a bud which is not completely bloomed, the bud becomes a completely opened flower after a plurality of days of flower growing, the angle of the orchid on the branch relative to the branch is changed towards the optical rotation during the flower growing, and the flower surface of the orchid is promoted to face upwards from the outside.
The base is arranged at the central position of the flat surface; the horizontal position of the flat surface does not exceed the notch position of the accommodating groove of the flowerpot; the assembling blocks and the base are made of foamed polystyrene.
The branch comprises a vertical section and a bent arc section connected with the vertical section, the vertical section extends upwards from the orchid pot, and the bent arc section is bent outwards from the orchid pot; the support rod is provided with an inserting section and a bending section, the inserting section is partially assembled in the flowerpot, the bending section is partially contacted with the bent arc section of the branch, and a belt is wound on the bending section and fixed with the contact part of the branch.
The orchid is arranged in a three-dimensional semicircular spherical furnishing structure, and further comprises a plurality of reinforcing rods, each reinforcing rod is provided with an inserting section and a supporting section, the inserting section is partially assembled in the orchid pot, and the supporting section is contacted with the vertical section or the bent section of the branch and is wound around the vertical section or the bent section by a belt.
The three-dimensional half-spherical decorative structure of the orchid can enable a producer to simply and conveniently present half-spherical flower arrangement and show full meaning of expression of the flower cluster.
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Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the present invention in an assembled state.
FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing a process of arranging the orchid pots in the flowerpot according to the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a three-dimensional schematic view of the flowerpot mounting assembly block and the base.
FIGS. 4-9 are schematic views of a first group of orchid pots arranged in the flowerpot according to the present invention.
FIGS. 10-13 are schematic views of a second group of orchid pots arranged in a flowerpot according to the present invention.
FIGS. 14-17 are schematic views of a third group of orchid pots arranged in a flowerpot according to the present invention.
FIGS. 18 and 19 are schematic diagrams showing the change of the angle of the orchid relative to the branches before and after the orchid pot disclosed by the invention grows flowers for several days.
FIG. 20 is a schematic view of the orchid pot provided with supporting rods and reinforcing rods to strengthen branches.
FIG. 21 is a schematic view showing the arrangement of first to fourth groups of orchid pots in the flower pots according to the present invention.
FIG. 22 is a schematic view of a conventional potted orchid.
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The orchid is three-dimensional to form a layout structure 1 with a semicircular spherical surface;
a flowerpot 2;
a receiving groove 21;
a splicing block 22;
a flat surface 23;
a base 24;
a first plurality of orchid pots 31;
a second group of orchid pots 32;
a third group of orchid pots 33;
a branch 34;
an upright section 341;
a curved arc segment 342;
35 parts of orchid;
a fourth group of orchid pots 36;
a support rod 4;
an insertion section 41;
a curved section 42;
a belt 5;
a reinforcing rod 6;
an insertion section 61;
a support section 62;
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The present invention is further described with reference to the following drawings and specific examples so that those skilled in the art can better understand the present invention and can practice the present invention, but the examples are not intended to limit the present invention.
Please refer to fig. 1 to 3, wherein fig. 1 shows a three-dimensional half-spherical ornamental structure 1 of an orchid. And fig. 2 shows the order of arranging orchid groups on the pots 2, wherein the 4 circles (including a hexagonal symbol in the circle) in the center of the uppermost pot 2 represent the first group of orchid pots 31. And 20 circles surrounding 4 circles respectively represent four second groups of orchid pots 32 (the circles contain sprinkling point marks) and 16 third groups of orchid pots 33 (the hollow circles are taken as an example in the drawing), for example, the second groups of orchid pots 32 are respectively positioned in 3 o ' clock directions, 6 o ' clock directions, 9 o ' clock directions and staggered among the first groups of orchid pots 31 (as shown in the middle drawing of fig. 2), and the rest of the circles are distributed and surround the second groups of orchid pots 32, namely the third groups of orchid pots 33. In the drawings, fig. 2 only shows the arrangement of orchid pots, so that the arrangement of orchid pots can be easily understood, and the size ratio of the orchid pots is not limited, and the size ratio of the gaps between the orchid pots is not limited.
The orchid of the invention is a three-dimensional ornamental structure 1 with a semi-spherical surface, which comprises: a flower pot 2, which has a containing slot 21, and the containing slot 21 has a plurality of assembling blocks 22 tiled to form a flat surface 23, please refer to fig. 3; a base 24 assembled on the flat surface 23, wherein a height difference is formed between the upper surface of the base 24 and the flat surface 23;
and a plurality of orchid pots, which comprise a plurality of first group orchid pots 31, a plurality of second group orchid pots 32 and a plurality of third group orchid pots 33, wherein each orchid pot is provided with a branch 34, each branch 34 is provided with a plurality of florists 35 and arranged at intervals along the branch 34, and the florists 35 bloom outwards gradually from the flowerpot 2; (the branches 34 of the first, second, and third groups of orchid pots 31, 32, 33 of figure 2 are shown in solid, dashed, and dotted chain lines);
referring to fig. 2 and fig. 4 to 9, the first orchid pots 31 are arranged on the base 24 at intervals, the branches 34 of the first orchid pots 31 extend towards the non-adjacent first orchid pots 31 and extend out of the pots 2 and are bent downwards, and the branches 34 of the first orchid pots 31 are arranged in a radial shape by crossing in opposite directions; the first orchid pots 31 are arranged at four corners of the base 24 in a spaced manner, and the first orchid pots 31 face opposite corners and extend out of the pots 2 and are bent downwards, so that the four first orchid pots 31 are arranged on the base 24, and the first orchid pots 31 at opposite positions are not only arranged in opposite directions but also in a crossed radial shape. The subsequent second group of orchid pots 32 and the subsequent third group of orchid pots 33 are arranged at intervals in a radial shape; in the illustration, the orchid pots are shown by solid lines and dotted lines, which is only convenient for distinguishing the crisscross and arrangement positions and temporarily separating the groups of orchid pots;
referring to fig. 2 and fig. 10 to 13, the second group of orchid pots 32 are arranged on the flat surface 23 and surround the first group of orchid pots 31, branches 34 of the second group of orchid pots 32 are located between the branches 34 of every two first group of orchid pots 31, and the branches 34 of the second group of orchid pots 32 extend out of the outer side of the pot 2 and are bent downwards; 10-13 show a second plurality of orchid pots 32 surrounding and arranged in a first plurality of orchid pots 31;
referring to fig. 2 and 14 to 17, the third group of orchid pots 33 are arranged on the leveling surface 23 and surround the first group of orchid pots 31 and the second group of orchid pots 32, branches 34 of the third group of orchid pots 33 are located between the branches 34 of the first group of orchid pots 31 and the second group of orchid pots 32, and the branches 34 of the third group of orchid pots 33 extend out of the outer side of the flowerpot 2 and are bent downwards; the branches 34 of the first, second and third groups of orchid pots 31, 32, 33 are symmetrically arranged at intervals, and the plurality of florists orchids 35 on the branches 34 are stacked and arranged to form a three-dimensional semi-spherical surface.
Accordingly, the branches 34 and the orchids 35 are arranged and combined, so that the integral orchids 35 have visual aesthetic feeling, and are not easy to have sporadic defects such as depression and protrusion, thereby showing the effect of making the flower cluster beautiful and full, and showing the full vision no matter the flower cluster is watched from any visual angle, so that the flower can be enjoyed comfortably and the flower is elegant and beautiful.
It should be noted that the branches 34 of the second and third groups of orchid pots 32, 33 do not have any crossing, crossing or other arrangement, the branches 34 of the second and third groups of orchid pots 32, 33 do not cross the branches 34 of the first group of orchid pots 31, and the branches 34 of the second and third groups of orchid pots 32, 33 extend from the pot 2 towards the outside.
In the branches 34 of the first, second and third groups of orchid pots 31, 32 and 33, any one or more than two groups of branches 34 extend towards the outside of the pots 2 in an unequal distance compared with other groups of branches 34, so that the lower edge of the three-dimensional semicircular sphere is wavy, and the branches of any one or two groups extend into the wave troughs of the pots 2 in a wavy shortest distance, thereby changing the appearance.
In addition, the base 24 is disposed at the center of the flat surface 23. The level of the flat surface 23 does not exceed the notch of the container 21 of the flowerpot 2. Wherein the assembling blocks 22 and the base 24 are made of expanded polystyrene.
It should be noted that the branches 34 on the aforementioned orchid pot often select the end buds that have not completely blossomed, and the flower growing process must wait for several days (3 days to 5 days or even more than 5 days) before the full and complete flowers can grow from the buds (see fig. 18 and 19). In addition, the angle of the orchid 35 on the branch 34 relative to the branch 34 is changed by the rotation of the orchid 35, so that the flower surface of the orchid 35 faces upwards from the outside, and the orchids 35 on each branch 34 are closely arranged, so that the whole body is in a full semi-spherical layout.
As shown in fig. 20, the branch 34 includes a curved section 342 having a vertical section 341 connected to the vertical section 341, the vertical section 341 extends upward from the orchid pot, and the curved section 342 curves outward from the orchid pot; further comprises a plurality of supporting rods 4, the supporting rods 4 are provided with an inserting section 41 and a bending section 42, the inserting section 41 is partially arranged in the flowerpot, the bending section 42 is partially contacted with the bending section 342 of the branch 34, and a belt 5 is wound on the bending section 42 and is fixed with the contact part of the branch 34. Further comprises a plurality of reinforcing rods 6, wherein the reinforcing rods 6 are provided with an inserting section 61 and a supporting section 62, the inserting section 61 is partially arranged in the flowerpot, and the supporting section 62 is contacted with the vertical section 341 or the curved section 342 of the branch 34 and is wound around the vertical section 341 or the curved section 342 by a belt 5 for fixing. The branch 34 is supported and fixed by the supporting rod 4 and the reinforcing rod 6 in an auxiliary way, so that the branch 34 is prevented from loosening or toppling over, the appearance of the semi-spherical surface is effectively maintained, and the loss of the coordinated aesthetic feeling is avoided. The above-mentioned band 5 can also be fixed by winding with adhesive tape.
It should be noted that the ribbon 7 is wrapped around the upper edge of the flowerpot 2 to decorate the appearance and improve the texture as a belt is worn, as shown in fig. 1.
Referring to fig. 6 and 7, the branches 34 of the first plurality of orchid pots 31 are further wound and fixed by a band 5 at the crossing positions, so that the branches 34 of the first plurality of orchid pots 31 support each other to stabilize the crossing radial structure.
As an example of the arrangement of the first, second and third groups of orchid pots 31, 32 and 33, if the overall size (body type) is to be increased, the arrangement of the fourth and above groups of orchid pots can be increased, as shown in the twenty-first drawing, the fourth group of orchid pots 36 is added (the circle includes a plurality of intersecting lines) and the number of the third group of orchid pots 33 is reduced to 8, the number of the fourth group of orchid pots 36 is 8, the fourth group of orchid pots 36 is arranged around the third group of orchid pots 33, and the fourth group of orchid pots 36 is located at the adjacent outer side positions of the second and third groups of orchid pots 32 and 33. The branches 34 of the fourth group of orchid pots 36 are located between the branches 34 of the second and third groups of orchid pots 32, 33, the branches 34 of the fourth group of orchid pots 36 extend outside the pot 2 and curve downwards, and the branches 34 of the fourth group of orchid pots 36 do not cross the branches 34 of the first, second and third groups of orchid pots 31, 32, 33.
The above-mentioned embodiments are merely preferred embodiments for fully illustrating the present invention, and the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto. The equivalent substitution or change made by the technical personnel in the technical field on the basis of the invention is all within the protection scope of the invention. The protection scope of the invention is subject to the claims.
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1. The utility model provides an orchid is three-dimensional becomes furnishing structure of half-round sphere which characterized in that includes:
the flowerpot is provided with a containing groove, and the containing groove is provided with a plurality of splicing blocks which are tiled to form a flat surface;
a base, which is assembled on the flat surface, and a height difference is formed between the upper surface of the base and the flat surface;
the orchid pot plants comprise a plurality of first group orchid flowerpots, a plurality of second group orchid flowerpots and a plurality of third group orchid flowerpots, each orchid flowerpot is provided with a branch, each branch is provided with a plurality of orchids which are arranged at intervals along the corresponding branch, and the plurality of orchids are erected outwards gradually from the flowerpots;
the first group of orchid pots are arranged on the base at intervals, the branches of the first group of orchid pots extend towards the nonadjacent first group of orchid pots, exceed the outer sides of the pots and are bent downwards, and the branches of the first group of orchid pots are arranged in an opposite and crossed manner to form a radial shape;
the second group of orchid pots are assembled on the flat surface and surround the first group of orchid pots, branches of the second group of orchid pots are located between the branches of every two first group of orchid pots, and the branches of the second group of orchid pots extend out of the outer sides of the pots and are bent downwards;
the third group of orchid pots are arranged on the flat surface and surround the first group of orchid pots and the second group of orchid pots, branches of the third group of orchid pots are located between the branches of the first group of orchid pots and the second group of orchid pots, and the branches of the third group of orchid pots extend out of the pots and are bent downwards;
the branches of the first group of orchid pots, the second group of orchid pots and the third group of orchid pots are arranged at intervals, and the plurality of orchids on the branches are piled up and arranged to form a three-dimensional semi-spherical surface.
2. The orchid of claim 1, wherein the branches of the first group of orchid pots are further wound and fixed with a belt at the crossing positions.
3. The three-dimensional semicircular spherical layout structure of orchid according to claim 2, wherein the potted plants of orchid further comprise a plurality of fourth groups of orchid pots, the fourth groups of orchid pots are arranged on the flat surface and surround the second and third groups of orchid pots, branches of the fourth groups of orchid pots are located between the branches of the second and third groups of orchid pots, and the branches of the fourth groups of orchid pots extend out of the pot and are bent downwards.
4. The arrangement structure of claim 3, wherein the branches of the second group of orchid pots to the fourth group of orchid pots do not intersect with each other, and the branches of the second group of orchid pots, the third group of orchid pots and the fourth group of orchid pots do not intersect with the branches of the first group of orchid pots.
5. The orchid of claim 4, wherein any one or two or more of the branches of the first to fourth groups of orchid pots extend toward the outside of the pot at unequal distances relative to the other groups of branches, so that the lower edge of the three-dimensional semicircular surface is wavy, and the branches of the any one or two groups extend into a wavy trough at the shortest distance of the pot.
6. The three-dimensional semicircular spherical layout structure of orchid according to claim 5, wherein the tail end of the branch on the orchid pot comprises a bud which is not fully opened, the bud becomes a fully opened flower after several days of flower cultivation, the angle of the orchid on the branch relative to the branch is changed towards optical rotation during flower cultivation, and the flower surface of the orchid is promoted to face upwards from the outside.
7. The orchid of claim 6, wherein the base is disposed at the center of the flat surface; the horizontal position of the flat surface does not exceed the notch position of the accommodating groove of the flowerpot; the assembling blocks and the base are made of foamed polystyrene.
8. The orchid of any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the branches comprise a vertical section and a curved section connected to the vertical section, the vertical section extends upward from the orchid pot, and the curved section is curved outward from the orchid pot; the support rod is provided with an inserting section and a bending section, the inserting section is partially arranged in the flowerpot, the bending section is partially contacted with the bent arc section of the branch, and a belt is wound around the bending section and fixed with the contact part of the branch.
9. The orchid of claim 8, further comprising a plurality of reinforcing bars having an insertion section and a support section, wherein the insertion section is partially disposed in the orchid pot, and the support section contacts the upright section or the curved section of the branches and is further secured by a band around the upright section or the curved section.
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