JP2015150301A - Kimono display stand - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a Kimono display device being displayed at an arbitrary place by being formed into a self-supporting stand shape, and, when setting an amount of tuck thereto, stably retaining the state in the device for exhibiting Kimonos in such a manner as to have appearance close to that when a person wears the Kimono.SOLUTION: A Kimono display stand includes: a base to be placed on a floor; a support vertically upward erected from the base; an upper horizontal bar fitted to the upper end of the support; a Kimono support bar suspended from the upper horizontal bar; sleeve support bars retractably fitted to both ends of the upper horizontal bar; a pair of strings suspended from the upper horizontal bar; at least two both-ends support bars, both ends of which are supported by the pair of strings via hooks; and a string hooking part for supporting the pair of strings at both ends.

Description

  The present invention relates to an apparatus used for display and display of kimonos and bands.

In general, devices for displaying kimonos and obis were displayed in a state where the kimono was spread or folded, or devices that simply hang a cloth or obi as it was.
On the other hand, the present applicant invented a hanger capable of displaying a kimono in a state close to wearing as shown in Patent Document 1.

  However, the hanger shown in Patent Document 1 has the advantage that it can be stored compactly, has a small number of parts, and can be manufactured relatively inexpensively, but has the following two drawbacks.

The first drawback is the hanger type, so it requires a separate suspended part (such as a hook fixed to a wall) or a suspension (such as a clothes girder) and is easy to move to any location. It was not.
The second drawback is that, in FIG. 6 of Patent Document 1, the tape-like string 4 that supports the wetting rods 5b and 5c only hangs downward. However, if the hem (lower end portion) of the kimono is pulled down, the wet forming rod 5c rises upward, and the amount of the wet stick is reduced.

Japanese Patent No. 4605487

The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned two drawbacks in an apparatus for displaying a kimono in a state close to wearing.
That is, an object is to provide a kimono display device that can be displayed at an arbitrary place by making it a stand-alone stand, and once the amount of the wet towel is set, the amount can be stably maintained.

  A pedestal for placing on the floor; a column vertically erected from the pedestal; an upper horizontal bar attached to the upper end of the column; a kimono support bar suspended from the upper horizontal bar; and the upper part A sleeve support bar attached to both ends of the horizontal bar, a pair of strings suspended from the upper horizontal bar, and both ends supported by the pair of strings via hooks, horizontally, And when it is formed with a wetting portion by folding back the kimono with the two end support rods, which consists of at least two end support rods mounted in steps and a string hanging portion that supports the pair of strings at the lower ends, respectively. Furthermore, the slack of the string is limited by supporting the lower end of the string with the string hooking portion, and as a result, the amount of the wet towel is not easily changed.

  Furthermore, by providing means for supporting the hook at an arbitrary height or a plurality of heights at regular intervals on the string, the vertical position of the both end support rods can be adjusted. The position of the wetting and / or the amount of the wetting and / or the position of the band hung on the support rods at both ends can be adjusted.

  The kimono is in a state close to the appearance, that is, the body can be adjusted to the width of the human body, and the length can be adjusted by the formation of the torch, and it can be moved and placed independently. Therefore, the layout of shops and exhibition halls can be set freely.

  Displaying the kimono in a state close to wearing it has the effect of accurately recognizing images of colors and patterns.

Once the amount of toshibashi was set, the amount was stable, making it easier to wear the kimono on the main stand and making it harder to move or collapse during the exhibition.

Front view of a kimono display stand according to the present invention The front view in the use condition of the kimono display stand by this invention The side view in the use condition of the kimono display stand by this invention (The middle and upper part of the support | pillar 2 are abbreviate | omitted) The top view in the use condition of the kimono display stand by this invention (AA sectional drawing in FIG. 2) Example of connecting method of string 6 and hook 7 of both ends support rod

FIG. 1 is a front view of a kimono display stand according to the present invention.
A column 2 is held vertically upward on a base 1 placed on the floor, and an upper horizontal bar 3 is fixed to the upper end of the column 2 so as to be symmetrical.
A kimono support bar 4 is suspended from the center of the upper horizontal bar 3 by a hanging strap 10.
The hanging means of the kimono support bar 4 may be structured to be hooked on the upper horizontal bar 3 by a wire-like hook instead of the hanging strap 10.

  The shape of the upper horizontal bar 3 is preferably a cylindrical shape or a square pipe shape, and U-shaped (or J-shaped) sleeve support bars 5 are inserted through the holes at both ends so as to freely enter and exit.

A pair of cords 6 are suspended from the upper horizontal bar 3 substantially symmetrically at intervals slightly narrower than the length of the kimono support bar 4, and the lower ends of the strings 6 are attached to the struts 2. Held in part 9.
The height position of the string hooking portion 9 may be anywhere as long as it is below the wetting bar forming rod 8c described later and higher than the hem of the kimono.

As shown in the side view of FIG. 3, the string 6 is formed by, for example, combining two wide ribbon-like tapes and stitching them at regular intervals, and holes are formed at regular intervals.
By inserting the U-shaped hook portion 7 which is inserted into both ends of the both-end support rod 8 so as to freely enter and exit, the attachment height of the both-end support rod 8 can be adjusted.

  Usually, three support rods at both ends are used. The uppermost support rods 8a are used for hooking the belt, and the lower two support rods 8b and 8c are used for forming a wet towel.

FIG. 2 is a front view of a kimono display stand according to the present invention in a state in which the kimono is mounted, FIG. 3 is a left side view, and FIG. 4 is a plan view (A-A cross-sectional view in FIG. 2).
Put the kimono support rod 4 from the collar, hang the shoulder of the kimono, pass the sleeve support rod 5 from the left and right outside through the kimono sleeves respectively, the width of the front body of the kimono hung on the kimono support rod 4 The width is adjusted to the same level, and the excess width is folded back as shown in FIG.

Next, as shown in FIG. 3, the waist portion of the kimono is passed through the both-end support rods 8 c and then folded upward and to the back side, and hung on the both-end support rods 8 b at a position suitable for the length of the toast portion. Wrap down.
When viewed from the side, the kimono is folded in an S-shape, and a toast portion is made.
The top and bottom width where the kimonos overlap in this S-shape is taken as the amount of the tofu.
According to the present invention, since the lower end portion of the string 6 is held by the string hooking portion 9, even if the kimono is passed through the both end support bars 8c and then pulled upward, the both end support bars 8c do not move upward. The work became easier, the amount of the soup was stabilized, and the finish was clean.

When displaying the band, as shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the band folded through the both-end support bar 8 a is put on the front side of the front of the kimono. At that time, the belt position is determined at a position close to the appearance.
Of course, when the belt is not displayed, the both-end support rod 8a is not attached.

  As shown in FIG. 4, by attaching the both-end support rod 8 to the string 6 via the U-shaped hook 7, the attachment interval between the pair of strings 6 can be made narrower than the width of the body. It can be hidden from the front.

1, 2, and 4, it has been described that one support column 2 is provided at the center, but two narrow support columns may be installed at intervals on the left and right.
Moreover, the support | pillar 2 can be extended-contracted, and you may enable it to adjust height.
In order to facilitate the movement, a caster may be attached to the lower surface of the base 1.

As for the method of holding the hook 7 on the string 6, as shown in FIG. 5, a holed part 11 for holding the hook is separately provided, and the holed part 11 is provided on the surface of the wide string 6. You may attach through the hook_and_loop | surface fastener 12, In this case, the both-ends support bar 8 can be attached to arbitrary height.

1 Stand 2 Strut 3 Upper horizontal bar 4 Kimono support bar 5 Sleeve support bar 6 String 7 Hook 8a Both ends support bar (for band hanging)
8b, 8c Both ends support rod
9 String hanging part 10 Hanging string 11 Holed part 12 Surface fastener

Claims (2)

  It is a stand for displaying a kimono in a state close to its appearance, and a stand (1) for placing it on the floor, a support (2) standing vertically upward from the support, and an upper end of the support An attached upper horizontal bar (3), a kimono support bar (4) suspended from the upper horizontal bar, a sleeve support bar (5) attached to both ends of the upper horizontal bar so as to be freely accessible; and A pair of strings (6) suspended from the upper horizontal bar, and at least two both-ends support bars attached to the pair of strings via hooks (7) and attached horizontally and in steps (8) and a string hooking portion (9) for supporting the pair of strings at the lower ends, respectively, and when the butt is formed by folding the kimono with the two end support rods, By supporting the lower end of the string, the slack of the string is limited, and as a result Kimono display stand, wherein the amount of said Ohashori is difficult structural change. The string (6) is provided with means for supporting the hook (7) at an arbitrary height or at a plurality of heights at regular intervals, so that the vertical support direction of the both-end support rod (8) 2. The kimono according to claim 1, wherein the position of the kimono can be adjusted, and thereby the position of the rash and / or the amount of the mash and / or the position of the belt hung on the support rods at both ends can be adjusted. Display stand.