JP2515509Y2 - Ornament - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial field of application) The present invention relates to improvement of ornaments used for wedding receptions such as bouquets and corsages.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, as a bouquet used at wedding receptions,
The mainstream is a bouquet in which a plurality of fresh flowers or artificial flowers are bundled and the surroundings are covered with a wrapping material or the like.

(Problems to be solved by the device) However, in the conventional bouquet described above, it is common knowledge that fresh flowers or artificial flowers are used as the material of the bouquet. In combination with the fact that it is not profitable and the method of bundling is conventional,
To increase the number of flowers and types,
Alternatively, it was inevitably expensive because it had to be decorated by devising ways such as wrapping and color schemes. In addition, a bouquet using fresh flowers is expensive because of the fact that it is a natural material, and the process of discoloration, deterioration, and loss of shape is instantly obtained, so It was used only once and was discarded.

On the other hand, in the case of bouquets using artificial flowers, no matter how each one is made to look like a fresh flower, after all, the shape is limited to the hieroglyph of the flower First of all, I couldn't make a precise and innovative molding.

The present invention has been made in view of such problems, and it is inexpensive, long-lasting, hard to lose its shape, and capable of making precise moldings. Moreover, the blessing and gratitude of the giver are fresh. The purpose is to provide luxurious and elegant ornaments that can be expressed with a sense.

(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the structure which is the gist of the present invention is a bouquet formed by bundling a plurality of articles to be packaged such as fresh flowers or artificial flowers, and covering them with a wrapping material In ornaments such as corsage, the item to be packaged is an ornament consisting of knitting made by folding up or knitting Mizuhiki etc., and by extension, forming a ring shape by knitting Mizuhiki etc. A red and white ribbon hung on a trolley, knitting made by mizuhiki or the like attached to the annular portion of the mizuhiki, and made on mizuhiki, a plastic molded product or the like and arranged on the back of the knitting It exists in the ornament which consists of the auxiliary ornament.

(Function) By using Mizuhiki instead of fresh flowers and folding or knitting to form a packaged object, it has excellent shape retention and does not easily lose its shape, and is limited in shape It is possible to fold up even a precise modeling without. Moreover, since the material can be obtained very easily, it is cheap and easy to make. In addition, since the arm is passed through the loop part of the water rope in the bouquet, it is easy to carry, and the blessing and appreciation of Mizuhiki can be expressed in a traditional and fresh way as a whole. Not only does it bring out luxury, there is no need to worry about discoloration, deterioration, or loss of shape like a fresh flower.

(Embodiment) Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, A is an ornament according to the present invention, 1 is a droop,
2 is a knitting work which is an object to be packaged, and 3 is an auxiliary ornament.

The water line 1 is composed of an annular portion 4 and a red and white ribbon 5. The annular part 4 is formed by braiding 3 bundles of flat ribbons in which 5 silver-colored Mizuhiki are arranged in parallel, and connecting them at the lower part to form an annular shape. The knot part also serves as a separate handle. It is tightly connected to the trunk 6 via a wire or the like. The ribbon 5 is a band-shaped cord made of synthetic fiber or the like, and is fixed to the knot portion of the annular portion 4 together with the trunk portion 6.

The knitting 2 is formed into a long-tailed Maizuru using gold, silver, and red Mizuhiki, and is fastened together with the trunk 6 to the lower portion of the annular portion 4, that is, the knot portion. Further, the trunk portion 6 is formed by winding a white band-shaped cloth on a rod-shaped body, and branches several twigs upward.
Then, an auxiliary ornament 3 formed by imitating a plurality of leaves or flowers of pine, bamboo, plum, etc. using yellow-green Mizuhiki is arranged on this twig.

The ornament of the present invention is not limited to the present embodiment, and the design can be freely changed within the scope of the object of the present invention, and the present invention includes all of them.

For example, the knitting 2 is not limited to the above-mentioned Maizuru shape, but may be formed into a desired shape such as a turtle, a sailing ship, a treasure ship, and the ornamental ornament A of the present invention is limited to a bouquet. It can also be used as a corsage and other ornaments without modification. In addition, the combination of colors of Mizuhiki, the number of stitches, the knitting method, and the like can be selected as appropriate, and the trunk portion 6 may be omitted to use only the auxiliary ornament 3.

On the other hand, the Mizuhiki used in the present invention is made of paper twisted into a width of about 0.8 to 2 mm by cutting Japanese paper, kraft paper, etc. into narrow strips (strips). , And a water draw with a wire inside is used, but the water draw is not limited to these, and any water draw is used. For example, red and white mizuhiki, which is made by dyeing paper twist in red and white, gold and silver mizuhiki in which pure silver foil is wound on paper twist, aluminum foil, gold and silver colored mizuhiki using tetron vapor deposition film, etc. are also used. , Bellows dredging, sand dredging, wire impregnation, gold red dredging, etc., shape and color of knitting 2 and auxiliary ornament 3,
Various types are used depending on the pattern, size, and the like.

Further, as the wire flooding, a plurality of paper twist cores juxtaposed in a joined state and a core material made of a wire arranged in a joining valley of each paper twist core are provided on the outer circumference of the core material via an adhesive agent. To S
It is also possible to use a flat water draw which is formed by winding a wire around a twist to form a flat shape.

Furthermore, as wire, steel wire, iron wire of about 0.2 to 0.4 mm,
Needless to say, a wire such as a copper wire is used, and one having various thicknesses can be selected according to the modeled object. Also,
Examples of the material of the covering material include synthetic resin films such as polyethylene terephthalate, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride, polyamide, polycarbonate, vinylon, and metals such as aluminum, gold, silver, chromium, nickel, zinc, and tin. A metal-deposited film obtained by vapor-depositing by a conventional method is used.

By arranging the wires in the valleys between the twisted cores of the paper, the wires do not bulge on the surface even when the outer covering material is wound around the core material, and the surface can be formed flat. Further, when it is desired to expose the streak line on the surface of the jacket material due to the shape, a wire having a diameter larger than the valley (depth) may be interposed.
Since the linear shape of the ornamental ornament formed by flat water drawing is flat, it is easy to emphasize the line, and it is particularly suitable for bending at an acute angle, and the wire is passed through each paper twist core. Since the core material is arranged in each valley of the outer surface without being twisted hard with the wire as the core, unlike the conventional core material, it is excellent in bending work.

(Effects of the Invention) Since the present invention is configured as described above and uses Mizuhiki instead of fresh flowers and is shaped by folding or knitting to form a packaged object, it is excellent in shape retention.
Even if some external pressure is applied, it will not lose its shape,
The aesthetic shape at the beginning of molding can be retained forever, and moreover, it is possible to fold up even detailed modeling without being limited to the bouquet shape like conventional bouquets, so it is completely peeled off the image represented by the bouquet It is now possible to provide a new sense of ornamentation.

Moreover, since the material is extremely easy to obtain, it is cheap and easy to make. Also, since the arm is passed through the annular part of the droop in such ornament, it is easy to carry, and the whole body is Not only can the blessing and gratitude of Mizuhiki be expressed in a traditional way with a fresh sensation, but it will also create a luxurious and elegant appearance, and there is concern about discoloration, deterioration, and loss of shape like a fresh flower. There is nothing to do.

As described above, the ornamental ornament of the present invention has excellent advantages such as being able to provide luxurious and elegant ornamental ornaments at low cost. But there is a big thing.

[Brief description of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a front view of an ornament according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view thereof. 1 …… Mizuhiki rope 2 …… Knitting 3 …… Auxiliary decoration 4 …… Annular part 5 …… Ribbon

Claims (2)

(57) [Scope of utility model registration request] 1. An ornament such as a bouquet or corsage in which a plurality of articles to be packaged such as fresh flowers or artificial flowers are bundled and covered with a wrapping material, and the articles to be packaged are folded with water or the like or An ornament that features knitting made by knitting. 2. A water-drawing rope formed by knitting water-drawing or the like into an annular shape and hanging a red-and-white ribbon under the loop, and a knitting work made by water-drawing or the like and attached to the annular portion of the water-drawing rope.
An ornament for ornamentation, characterized by comprising an auxiliary ornament made of water-drawing, a plastic molded product or the like and arranged on the back surface of the knitwork.