JP2002079799A - Method for constituting unryu-patterned japanese paper silk light and its structure - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a light by which variableness of pressed flower patterns on the surface and the back surface can be enjoyed by the light reflecting delicately up and down and left and right by holding simple pressed flowers with three- dimensionally negative or positive shapes on a Japanese paper of the frame surface of a yarn winding frame stand used for weaving fabrics. SOLUTION: Dried natural pressed flowers 3 on an Unryu-patterned Japanese paper 2 being generally used as a sliding-door paper on the surface of the yarn winding frame stand is wholly covered with an extremely thin semitransparent Japanese paper 4 and the whole face of the Japanese paper 4 is thinly coated with a paste prepared by mixing a bond for wood processing and a Fueki paste to bring the thin Japanese paper 4 into tight contact with the Unryu-patterned Japanese paper 2 and at the same time, by crushing the surrounding of the pressed flowers placed between the Japanese papers 2 and 4 by means of a brush and a pincette and by forming a condition where it is hardly detected that the Japanese paper 4 on the surface is stuck, the pressed flowers 3 are three-dimensionally floated up on the surface of the Japanese paper 2 and in addition, by delicately moving a means for irradiation of the light source 6 up and down and left and right, the pressed flowers 3 are three-dimensionally floated up into various shapes.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention uses a yarn take-up frame stand frame, which has been used as a Japanese-made silk weaving tool for a long time, instead of a structure in which only silk yarn is wound therearound.
A handmade Unryu pattern Japanese paper designated as a traditional intangible cultural property is pasted on top, a prototype pressed flower is placed on it, fixed with thin Japanese paper, and embedded three-dimensionally around the pressed flower,
It is characterized by the fact that the paper is stuck and the thin surface of the paper is formed so that the sticking from the upper surface cannot be sensed, and the light emitted from the inside creates a subtle three-dimensional feeling of concave and convex pressed flowers. And a product thereof.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, lamp shades using Japanese paper or the like are made of Japanese paper or the like in which leaves of a plant are hand-folded, or are covered with thin translucent paper and pasted. However, these conventional methods merely enclose natural flowers and plants in Japanese paper.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention therefore provides
Unryu made from Japanese paper made from the bark of a deciduous shrub, Kozo wood, of the mulberry family in various forms by tataki control, on the yarn winding frame stand frame that has been used since ancient times for weaving textiles. Using Japanese paper, apply a pressed flower to the front or back of this Japanese paper, wrap the applied pressed flower over the entire surface of this Japanese paper with translucent ultra-thin Japanese paper, and mix the fuki wood bond with a very thin woodwork bond A natural environment that has never been obtained before, by gluing the entire surface of this paper with glue, the whole of the paper becomes translucent, and only pressed flowers can give a three-dimensional floating feeling on this paper The challenge is to provide a friendly lamp shade.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

[0005] 1. Means according to claim 1 On the surface of the thread take-up frame stand 1, a patterned Japanese paper 2 made from a bark of a mulberry deciduous shrub, kozo, which has been used as shoji paper since ancient times, was dried. The natural pressed flower 3 is entirely covered with a thin translucent ultra-thin washi paper 4, and the thin, thick Japanese paper 4 is turned into a patterned washi 2 with glue mixed with a woodworking bond and fukinori. Closely contact and carefully crush the periphery of the pressed flower 3 with a brush or tweezers, and at the same time, change the whole surface of the patterned Japanese paper 2 to be translucent by the action of the adhesive glue, so that the surface of the Japanese paper 4 is deformed and formed in an obscure state. Only the pressed flower 3 emerges three-dimensionally on the surface of the patterned Japanese paper 2, and the light from the light source causes the pressed flower 3 to emerge three-dimensionally in various forms.

[0006] 2. Means according to Claim 2 Pressed flowers 3 are arranged on the front and back sides of the Japanese paper 2 etc. of the first means in addition to the front side and the front side and the back side, and the Japanese paper 4 having a thin paper surface is replaced with the front and back sides of the patterned Japanese paper 2. At the same time, by carefully crushing the periphery of the pressed flower 3 with a brush or tweezers, the front and back side of the washi 4 is transformed into an incomprehensible state, and by the light from the internal light source, the surface of the washi 2 The pressed flower 3 is made to appear three-dimensionally in a perspective form.

[0007] 3. Means according to claim 3 Ornaments limited to natural threads such as cotton or silk thread, which have a simple feeling, are spaced at a distance of 3 to 5 mm on the upper surface of the Japanese paper or the like 2 provided by the first means and the second means. Yarn or spun yarn,
It is attached to the winding surface 5 of the winding frame stand 1 with a ring-like yarn, kibizo (cocoon waste yarn) or the like.

[0008] 4. Means according to claim 4 The function of moving the light source 6 of the yarn winding frame stand 1 delicately, further moving the shading of the three-dimensionally formed pressed flower 3, and delicately changing the viewing point every day. Attach it to a lamp shade support.

[0009]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

[0010]

According to the present invention, since the above-mentioned means are taken, when using the same, unlike the lighting effect which gives a gentle and beautiful expression only by the transmitted light transmitted through the conventionally available Japanese paper, it is simple. A pressed flower 3 expressing natural nature appears three-dimensionally on the surface of the yarn winding frame stand 1, and the light source 6 is fixed or the light source 6 is moved, thereby giving a subtle change to the three-dimensional appearance of the pressed flower 3 and appreciation. You can enjoy a calm three-dimensional effect.

[0011]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to FIGS. 1, 2, 3, and 4. FIG.

In FIG. 1, the yarn winding frame lighting stand of the present invention is already disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 58-52805, in which a light emitting portion such as a light bulb is provided inside a yarn winding frame around which a yarn is wound. However, in the present invention, the winding stand 1 of the same type of lighting stand has a thickness of a thickness commonly used for Japanese-style shoji made from the bark of a deciduous shrub, Kozo tree, of the mulberry family. Pressed flower 3 such as dried natural horsetail is entirely covered on patterned Japanese paper 2 with thin translucent ultra-thin Japanese paper 4 having a thickness of 0.03 to 0.1 mm. With the thin glue which mixed fukinori with bond,
After closely attaching the thin Japanese paper 4 to the patterned Japanese paper 2, the periphery of the pressed flower 3 is carefully crushed with a brush or tweezers 8 so that the surface Japanese paper 4 clearly stands out the pressed flower 3,
The thin Japanese paper 4 is deformed and formed so that it cannot be sensed by the viewer that the thin Japanese paper 4 is covered, and only the pressed flower 3 is three-dimensionally and clearly emerged on the surface of the Japanese paper 2.

Accordingly, in the present invention, in the case of the above structure, Japanese paper generally called "Yunryu paper" is used, and the internal light source 6 is used.
The light beam projected from is made into a design as if the clouds swirling in the Japanese paper 2 are floating, and the three-dimensional impression of the pressed flower of the natural body placed on it naturally fuses and can be obtained so far It is possible to obtain a mysterious Japanese-style sensation that did not exist.

FIG. 2 shows a drawing in which a pressed flower 3 and a thin paper 4 having a thin surface are integrally formed on a Japanese dragon-shaped patterned paper 2. The cloud dragon pattern refers to Japanese paper in which the flow pattern of a cloud, the movement pattern of a dragon, or the swirling pattern of clouds are drawn in Japanese paper 2, and is generated when Japanese paper is made from the same deciduous shrub of the mulberry family as Japanese paper. To form a sealed design inside the washi paper.

As shown in FIG. 2, in general, Japanese paper 2 is spread on a flat surface, pressed flowers 3 are selectively arranged on the surface of the Japanese paper 2, and an ultra-thin Japanese paper 4 is covered on the entire surface of the clouded Japanese paper 2 so as to cover the pressed flowers 3. And glue it with a thin glue made by mixing woodwork with fukinori.

[0016] Even if an extremely thin Japanese paper 4 is put on the surface of the pasted Japanese paper 2, it matches well with the used glue and becomes entirely translucent. While the glue has not dried yet, use a brush or tweezers 8 around the pressed flower 3 by hand, and carefully press the ultra-thin Japanese paper 4 covering the surface around the pressed flower 3 with tweezers 8 or the like to obtain a three-dimensional impression of the pressed flower 3 Emerge.
FIG. 3 shows the three-dimensional structure of the formed pressed flower.

FIG. 4 shows a configuration in which pressed flowers 3a are selectively disposed on the front surface of Japanese paper 2 in FIG. 2 and pressed flowers 3b are also disposed on the back surface of Japanese paper 2, and as in FIG. Paste on the whole back surface with thin glue mixed with woodwork bond and fukikinori, and press flowers 3a and 3
The three-dimensional structure which comprised b etc. on both surfaces is shown.

Further, the yarn winding frame stand 1 of the lighting stand
While maintaining a space of 3 to 5 mm around the outer thread winding surface 5, the decorative thread composed of natural thread such as cotton or silk thread, spun thread, ring-like thread, The pressed flower 3 is wound around the thread winding surface 5 of the stand 1 with a kibizo (cask thread) 7 and the like, and the pressed flower 3 is tied up, so that the three-dimensional effect of the pressed flower 3 can be further sensed. The configuration is shown in FIGS.

Also, as shown in FIG. 1, by providing one light source 6 of the yarn winding frame stand 1 at the center, the pressed flowers 3a arranged on the front side can be clearly recognized three-dimensionally by the eyes of the viewer. However, the pressed flower 3b arranged on the back side passes through the Japanese paper 2 with the cloud dragon pattern, and this is also recognized three-dimensionally in the eyes of the viewer, so that it is possible to form a Japanese style pattern with the combination of yin and yang. .

FIG. 4 shows a structure in which two light sources 6a and 6b are provided. There is no problem even if four light sources are provided instead of two light sources. First, only the light source 6a is turned on, and then only 6b is turned on. When the lights are turned on, the lighting positions are respectively shifted, so that the three-dimensional shadows of the pressed flowers 3a and 3b are changed, and it is possible to obtain a stand that gives a different impression.

Although not explicitly shown in the figure. Light source 6a,
6b or the like may be configured to rotate in a circular shape.
It is needless to say that the light emission colors may be changed and set in each case.

[0022]

[Effect of the Invention] As described in detail above, unlike the conventional desk lamp in which the color thread or the like dyed with the conventional silk thread by the first dyeing can be felt only by the transmission of light from the inside of the frame, The present invention makes the cloud-shaped Japanese paper 4 on the surface of the stand 1 and the pressed flower 3 three-dimensionally formed on the Japanese paper 4 more prominent, so that the thin Japanese paper 4 can be deformed to a state where it cannot be sensed that the entire surface is covered, An unprecedented lighting effect has been obtained that creates a good Japanese-style calm atmosphere so that only the three-dimensional pressed flowers 3 clearly emerge on the surface of the Japanese paper 2.

Further, by pressing the pressed flower 3 three-dimensionally on the outer surface and the back surface of the desk lamp 1 using the front and back surfaces of the Japanese paper 2, the four surfaces of the desk lamp 1 can be pressed in spring, summer, autumn and winter. 3 by changing the lighting position of the light source 6 of the desk lamp 1 and so on by subtly changing the sense of the shadow of the pressed flower 3 every day. We were able to obtain a shade for a desk lamp like never before.

Further, by winding a decorative yarn of natural yarn such as cotton or silk and a wrapping yarn on the upper surface at an interval, a striped pattern is added to the surface to create an elegant atmosphere that further emphasizes the three-dimensional sense. A shade for a desk lamp was obtained.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective explanatory view of a shade for a desk lamp of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view of a process of forming a pressed flower on a cloud of washi wrapped around an outer frame according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional explanatory view showing a three-dimensional configuration of the pressed flower of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory sectional view of a desk lamp shade according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Stand of winding frame 2 ... Japanese dragon pattern Japanese paper 3 ... Pressed flower 4 ... Ultra-thin Japanese paper 5 ... Winding surface 6 ... ..... light source 7 ... decorative thread 8 ... tweezers

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A dried natural paper on a surface of a yarn winding frame stand (1) made of patterned Japanese paper (2) made from a bark of a mulberry deciduous shrub mulberry, which has been used as shoji paper since ancient times. Pressed flower (3) is completely covered with a thin translucent ultra-thin washi paper (4), and the entire surface is thinly glued with a woodwork bond mixed with fukinori, and the thin paper (4) ) Is closely adhered to the patterned washi paper (2), and at the same time, the area around the pressed flower (3) is carefully crushed with a brush or tweezers. Then, only the pressed flower (3) emerges three-dimensionally on the surface of the translucent patterned Japanese paper (2), and the light from the light source causes the pressed flower (3) to emerge three-dimensionally in various forms slightly. The method and composition of the Unryu Japanese paper silk lantern Structure. 2. A pressed flower (3) is arranged on the Japanese paper (2) not only on the front surface but also on the front and back surfaces in the form of front and back surfaces, and in the form of only the back surface. Selectively form the front and back sides of the patterned flower paper (2) by closely contacting the front and back surfaces of the patterned paper (2) and carefully crushing the periphery of the pressed flower (3) with a brush or tweezers (8). The pressed flower (3) is deformed and formed, and the light from the internal light source causes the pressed flower (3) to have a sense of perspective from the surface of the Japanese paper (2).
The method and structure of the Unryu Japanese paper silk lantern, which features a three-dimensional surface. 3. An upper surface of a Japanese paper (2) provided by the structure according to any one of claims 1 and 2,
Decorative yarns, spun yarns, ring-like yarns, kibiso (cass yarns of cocoons), etc., limited to natural yarns such as cotton or silk yarns that have a rustic feeling while maintaining an interval of ~ 5 mm (7) 3. A method and a structure of the Unryu Japanese paper silk lamp according to claim 1 or 2, wound around the winding surface (5) of the yarn winding frame stand (1). 4. A function for changing the light emitting position of the light source (6) of the yarn winding frame stand (1) to further move the three-dimensional shadow of the pressed flower (3) and to delicately change the viewing point every day. 4. The method and the structure of the Unryu Japanese paper silk lantern according to claim 1, wherein the lamp shade is mounted on a support (1) of the lamp shade.