JP2023075976A - Ornament for appreciation - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an ornament for appreciation which enables addition of interest by creating movement in an object.SOLUTION: An ornament 10 for appreciation is an object part 5 having a magnetic member attracted to magnet parts 15, 17; a ceiling part 12; a bottom part 16; and a support part 14 erected on the bottom part 16 and supporting the ceiling part 12. The object part 5 is decorated by coming into point contact with the magnet parts 15, 17 provided on at least one of the ceiling part 12 and the bottom part 16.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to ornaments for appreciation.

Conventionally, various objects are displayed as ornaments for appreciation. As a technique related to the present invention, for example, Patent Document 1 describes a prize commemorative such as a prize cup, a shield, a statue, etc., provided with a place to display the prize items, which is given to commemorate the winning of a prize by competing with each other in technology. A commemorative prize-winning figurine is disclosed in which a plate member displaying the prize-winning items is detachably attached by a magnet to a place where the prize-winning items are displayed.

Further, in Patent Document 2, a large number of thin plate-like materials made of paper, wood board, synthetic resin, metal plate, fabric, glass, and stone are formed into a disk shape, and each of the thin plate-like materials formed in the disk shape. are placed on each other loosely and densely with spacers interposed therebetween, and each thin plate-like material partially formed into a disk shape is placed on top of each other without spacers interposed therebetween. Toys, objects, and relief structures are characterized by making a modeled object having a motif by making a structure in which a string member made of a line is passed through the center core of each of the thin plate-shaped materials and attached from both ends. disclosed.

Utility Model Registration No. 3020737 Utility Model Registration No. 3139147

General objects are installed in a predetermined place such as a desk, and many of them do not move, so there is a problem that they lack interest.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide an ornament for appreciation that makes it possible to make an object interesting by causing it to move.

An ornament for appreciation according to the present invention includes an object part having a magnetic member that is attracted to a magnet, a ceiling part, a bottom part, and a support part erected on the bottom part and supporting the ceiling part, The object part is decorated in point contact with a magnet part provided on at least one of the ceiling part and the bottom part.

In the ornament for appreciation according to the present invention, the magnets are provided on the ceiling and the bottom, respectively, and the object part is in point contact with the magnets on the bottom. , is preferably attracted to the magnet portion of the ceiling portion.

In the ornament for appreciation according to the present invention, the magnets are provided on the ceiling and the bottom, respectively, and the object part is in point contact with the magnets on the ceiling. , is preferably attracted to the magnet portion of the bottom portion.

Further, in the ornament for appreciation according to the present invention, the magnet portion is provided on the ceiling portion, and the object portion is suspended in point contact with the magnet portion on the ceiling portion. is preferred.

According to the present invention, there is a remarkable effect that an object can be moved by wind flowing in a room or the like, so that the object can be felt interesting.

It is a figure which shows the ornament for appreciation of embodiment which concerns on this invention. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an ornament for appreciation that is a first modified example of the ornament for appreciation according to the embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an ornament for appreciation that is a second modification of the ornament for appreciation according to the embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an ornament for appreciation that is a third modified example of the ornament for appreciation according to the embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an ornament for appreciation that is a fourth modification of the ornament for appreciation according to the embodiment of the present invention;

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following, the same reference numerals are given to the same elements in all the drawings, and redundant explanations are omitted. Also, in the explanation in the text, the reference numerals mentioned before are used as necessary.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an ornament for appreciation 10 of an embodiment according to the present invention. The ornament 10 for appreciation is an ornament that can be installed indoors or the like, and the movement of the object can be felt by the wind flowing in the room or the like. The appreciation ornament 10 includes an object part 5 and a holder 11. - 特許庁

The object part 5 is an object having a magnetic member that is attracted by a magnet. The object part 5 is a member in which a rectangular plate member is decorated with characters, figures, patterns, and the like. The size of the object part 5 is 10 cm in the vertical direction, 15 cm in the horizontal direction, and 1 mm in the thickness direction.

The object part 5 is made of a member having magnetism, for example, SUS430. SUS430 is a chromium (Cr)-16% or more stainless alloy steel. SUS430 is a steel type classified as ferritic stainless steel and has strong magnetism. SUS430 is excellent in corrosion resistance and is often used in kitchen sinks, kitchen appliances, and other water-related areas.

The holder 11 includes a ceiling portion 12, two support portions 14, and a bottom portion 16, forming a substantially square-shaped holding member.

The ceiling portion 12, the two support portions 14, and the bottom portion 16 are plate-shaped members, each of which has a thickness of about 1.5 cm, a length of about 20 cm in the longitudinal direction, and a width of about 20 cm in the width direction. Although it is described as having a length of about 10 cm, it can of course be changed as appropriate. By connecting these plate-shaped members as shown in FIG. 1, a substantially square, substantially square-shaped member is formed.

The ceiling part 12, the two support parts 14 and the bottom part 16 may for example consist of wood and may be colored to have an aesthetic appearance.

Magnet portions 15 and 17 are applied to the central portion of the lower surface side of the ceiling portion 12 and the central portion of the upper surface side of the bottom portion 16, as shown in FIG. The magnet portion 15 and the magnet portion 17 are arranged to face each other. The magnet portions 15 and 17 are substantially cylindrical members.

As shown in FIG. 1 , the object part 5 has a rectangular corner that is in point contact with the substantially cylindrical member of the magnet part 17 of the bottom part 16 , and a diagonal corner of the ceiling part 12 . A slight gap (approximately 1 mm (the numerical value can be changed as appropriate)) is provided between the magnetic portion 15 and the magnetic portion 15, and the magnet portion 15 is attracted.

Next, the operation of the appreciation ornament 10 configured as described above will be described. According to the ornament for appreciation 10 , one corner of the object portion 5 is in point contact with the magnet portion 17 of the bottom portion 16 , and the other diagonal corner of the object portion 5 is in contact with the magnet portion of the ceiling portion 12 . 15 is adsorbed and stands up.

Therefore, when the plate-shaped object portion 5 is blown by the wind, the diagonal line connecting the corners on one side and the corners on the other side serves as the axis of rotation and rotates. Since the object part 5 is moved by the wind in this way, not only can the object part 5 be appreciated, but also the wind can be felt.

Next, an appreciation ornament 20, which is a first modified example of the appreciation ornament 10, will be described. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an ornament 20 for appreciation.

The ornament for appreciation 20 is an ornament that can be installed in a room or the like so that the movement of the object can be felt by the wind flowing in the room or the like. The appreciation ornament 20 includes an object part 6 and a holder 21. - 特許庁

The object part 6 is a member similar to the object part 5, and has a magnetic member that is attracted to a magnet. The object portion 6 is a member in which a rectangular plate member is decorated with characters, figures, patterns, and the like.

The size of the object part 6 is 15 cm in the vertical direction, 20 cm in the horizontal direction, and 5 mm in the thickness direction. Like the object part 5, the object part 6 is made of a member having magnetism, for example, SUS430.

The holder 21 includes a ceiling portion 22, a support portion 24, and a bottom portion 26, and forms a substantially C-shaped (symmetrical shape of the C) holding member.

The ceiling part 22, as shown in FIG. 2, is a decorative member shaped like a diamond with emphasis on aesthetic appearance. A magnet portion 25 having a substantially cylindrical shape is provided at the bottom of the decorative member.

The bottom portion 26 has a substantially cylindrical shape and is a base member. Here, it is assumed that the bottom portion 26 has a diameter of 5 cm and a height of 2 cm. Further, although the explanation is given assuming that the cylindrical magnet portion 27 is installed on the upper surface portion of the bottom surface portion 26, the bottom surface portion 26 and the magnet portion 27 may be integrated.

The support portion 24 is a substantially arcuate member, as shown in FIG. It is preferable to set the distance between both ends of the substantially arc-shaped member, that is, the distance between the upper surface of the magnet portion 27 and the lower surface of the magnet portion 25 to be slightly longer than the diagonal length of the object portion 6. .

As shown in FIG. 2 , the object portion 6 has a rectangular corner that is in point contact with the substantially cylindrical member of the magnet portion 27 of the bottom portion 26 , and a diagonal corner of which is in contact with the ceiling portion 22 . A slight gap (approximately 1 mm (the numerical value can be changed as appropriate)) is provided between the magnetic portion 25 and the magnetic portion 25, and the magnet portion 25 is attracted.

Next, the operation of the appreciation ornament 20 configured as described above will be described. According to the ornament for appreciation 20 , one corner of the object portion 6 is in point contact with the magnet portion 27 of the bottom portion 26 , and the other diagonal corner of the object portion 6 is in contact with the magnet portion of the ceiling portion 22 . 25 is adsorbed and stands up.

Therefore, when the wind blows on the plate-shaped object part 6, the diagonal line connecting the corners on one side and the corner on the other side rotates as a rotation axis, and the object part 6 moves due to the wind. Not only can you enjoy watching 6, but you can also feel the wind, which is a remarkable effect.

Next, an appreciation ornament 30, which is a second modification of the appreciation ornament 10, will be described. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an ornament for appreciation 30. As shown in FIG.

The ornament for appreciation 30 is an ornament that can be installed in a room or the like so that the movement of the object can be felt by the wind flowing in the room or the like. The appreciation ornament 30 includes an object part 7 and a holder 31. - 特許庁

The object part 7 is a member similar to the object part 5, and has a magnetic member that is attracted to a magnet. The object portion 7 is a rectangular plate member decorated with characters, figures, patterns, and the like.

The size of the object part 7 is 15 cm in the vertical direction, 20 cm in the horizontal direction, and 1 mm in the thickness direction. Like the object part 5, the object part 7 is made of a member having magnetism, for example, SUS430.

The holder 31 has a ceiling portion, a support portion, and a bottom portion to form a holding member, which are omitted in FIG.

The object part 7 is formed by forming leaf springs at the four corners of a plate member 7a made of a member having magnetism, for example, SUS430, as shown in FIG. In addition, the leaf springs at the four corners can be bent. The plate member 7a bent in this manner is attracted to the magnet portions 35 and 36 and stands upright as shown in FIG. 3(C).

Then, the photograph 7c is placed on the plate member 7a with the leaf springs at the four corners bent, and the acrylic plate 7b is placed on the photo 7c, thereby completing the object portion 7 as shown in FIG. 3(d).

As shown in the right end view of FIG. 3(d), one corner of the rectangular shape of the object part 7 completed in this way is in point contact with the substantially cylindrical member of the magnet part 36 on the bottom part. The corners on the diagonal line are attracted with a slight gap (approximately 1 mm (the value can be changed as appropriate)) between the magnet part 35 of the ceiling part.

Next, the operation of the appreciation ornament 30 configured as described above will be described. According to the ornament for appreciation 30, one corner of the object part 7 is in point contact with the magnet part 36 of the bottom part, and the other diagonal corner of the object part 7 is brought into contact with the magnet part 35 of the ceiling part. It is adsorbed and stands up.

Therefore, when the wind blows on the plate-like object 76, the diagonal line connecting the corners on one side and the corners on the other side rotates as a rotation axis, and the wind moves the object portion 7, causing the object portion 7 to move. Not only can you enjoy watching the scenery, but you can also feel the wind, which is a remarkable effect.

Next, an appreciation ornament 40, which is a third modified example of the appreciation ornament 10, will be described. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an ornament 40 for appreciation.

The ornament for appreciation 40 is an ornament that can be installed in a room or the like so that the movement of the object can be felt by the wind flowing in the room or the like. The appreciation ornament 40 includes an object part 8 and a holder 41. - 特許庁

The object part 8 is a figure having a shape as if it were flying in the sky, as shown in FIG. Figures are made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyresin, soft vinyl, ABS, and polyurethane foam.

The object part 8 is provided with a magnetic member 8a (for example, SUS) or the like that is attracted to the magnet part 45 on the ceiling of the figure's head. The object portion 8 is provided with a magnetic member 8b (for example, SUS) that is attracted to a cylindrical magnet portion 48 standing on the bottom portion 46 at the toe of the figure. Then, the magnetic member 8a makes point contact with the magnet portion 45, and the magnetic member 8b is attracted to the magnet portion 48, so that the object portion 8 appears to be floating in the air as shown in FIG.

The holder 41 forms a holding member with a ceiling portion 42 , a support portion 44 and a bottom portion 46 .

The ceiling part 42 is a rod member having a quadrangular prism shape, as shown in FIG. The ceiling part 42 is preferably made of transparent acrylic. In the rectangular cross-sectional area of the rod member, the length in the vertical direction is 3 cm and the length in the horizontal direction is 2 cm. The height of the bar member (horizontal direction in FIG. 4) is 15 cm.

A chain portion 47 is attached to the ceiling portion 42 , and a cylindrical magnet portion 45 is provided at the lowest end portion of the chain portion 47 .

The bottom portion 46 has a substantially cylindrical shape and is a base member. Here, it is assumed that the bottom portion 46 has a diameter of 10 cm and a thickness of 1 cm.

As shown in FIG. 4, the support portion 44 is a rod member erected at the end of the bottom portion 46, supports the ceiling portion 42, and has a quadrangular prism shape. Of the square cross-sectional area of the rod member, the length in the vertical direction (longitudinal direction) is 3 cm, and the length in the lateral direction (lateral direction) is 2 cm. The height of the bar member is 25 cm.

In the object part 8, the magnetic member 8a provided on the head of the figure makes point contact with the bottom surface of the magnet part 45, and the magnetic member 8b is attracted to the magnet part 48, so that the object part 8 is in a state of floating in the air. . Therefore, when the wind blows on the object portion 8, the object portion 8 is in a swingable state.

Next, the operation of the appreciation ornament 40 configured as described above will be described. According to the ornament for appreciation 40, the magnetic member 8a provided on the head of the figure of the object part 8 is in point contact with the bottom surface of the magnet part 45, and the object part 8 is suspended as shown in FIG. It is in a state of

Therefore, when the wind blows on the object part 8, the object part 8 is shaken by the wind and looks like it is flying. play.

Next, an appreciation ornament 43, which is a fourth modified example of the appreciation ornament 10, will be described. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an ornament for appreciation 43. As shown in FIG.

The ornament for appreciation 43 is an ornament that can be installed in a room or the like, and the movement of the object can be felt by the wind flowing in the room or the like. The appreciation ornament 43 includes an object portion 9 and a holder 41. - 特許庁

Here, the only difference between the ornament for appreciation 43 and the ornament for appreciation 40 is the object portion 9, and the holders 41 are the same. Therefore, the object portion 9 will be mainly described below.

The object part 9 is a mechanical pencil with a cap. The object part 9 is composed of a magnetic member (for example, SUS430) or the like whose cap can be attracted to the magnet part 45 .

As shown in FIG. 5 , the object portion 9 is in a standing and swingable state so that the tip of the mechanical pencil contacts the bottom portion 46 and the cap is attracted to the magnet portion 45 .

Next, the operation of the appreciation ornament 43 having the above configuration will be described. According to the ornament for appreciation 43, as described above, the tip of the mechanical pencil comes into contact with the bottom portion 46, and the cap is attracted to the magnet portion 45 so that it stands upright and swings.

Therefore, when the wind blows on the object part 9, the object part 9 is shaken by the wind, so that not only can the object part 9 be appreciated, but also the wind can be felt. In addition, since the mechanical pencil is in an upright state, there is also the advantage that it is easy to pick up by hand.

5, 6, 7, 8, 9 object part, 7a plate member, 7b acrylic plate, 7c photograph, 8a, 8b magnetic member, 10 ornament for appreciation, 11 holder, 12 ceiling part, 14 support part, 15 magnet part, 16 bottom part 17 magnet part 20 appreciation ornament 21 holder 22 ceiling part 24 support part 25 magnet part 26 bottom part 27 magnet part 30 appreciation ornament 31 holder 35 magnet part 36 magnet part, 40 ornament for appreciation, 41 holder, 42 ceiling part, 43 ornament for appreciation, 44 support part, 45 magnet part, 46 bottom part, 47 chain part, 48 magnet part.

An ornament for appreciation according to the present invention includes an object part having a magnetic member that is attracted to a magnet, a ceiling part, a bottom part, and a support part erected on the bottom part and supporting the ceiling part, The object part is decorated in point contact with a magnet part provided on at least one of the ceiling part and the bottom part , and the magnet part is provided on each of the ceiling part and the bottom part. The object portion is in point contact with the magnet portion of the bottom portion and is attracted to the magnet portion of the ceiling portion.

Further, an ornament for appreciation according to the present invention includes an object portion having a magnetic member that is attracted to a magnet, a ceiling portion, a bottom portion, and a support portion erected on the bottom portion and supporting the ceiling portion. The object part is decorated in point contact with a magnet part provided on at least one of the ceiling part and the bottom part, and the magnet parts are provided on the ceiling part and the bottom part, respectively . The object part is in point contact with the magnet part of the ceiling part and is attracted to the magnet part of the bottom part.

Claims (4)

an object part having a magnetic member that is attracted to a magnet;
a ceiling portion, a bottom portion, and a support portion erected on the bottom portion and supporting the ceiling portion;
with
An ornament for appreciation, wherein the object part is displayed in point contact with a magnet part provided on at least one of the ceiling part and the bottom part. In the ornament for appreciation according to claim 1,
The magnet part is provided on each of the ceiling part and the bottom part,
The ornament for appreciation, wherein the object part is in point contact with the magnet part of the bottom part and is attracted to the magnet part of the ceiling part. In the ornament for appreciation according to claim 1,
The magnet part is provided on each of the ceiling part and the bottom part,
The ornament for appreciation, wherein the object part is in point contact with the magnet part of the ceiling part and is attracted to the magnet part of the bottom part. In the ornament for appreciation according to claim 1,
The magnet part is provided on the ceiling part,
The ornament for appreciation, wherein the object portion is suspended in contact with the magnet portion of the ceiling portion by point contact.

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