JP2639740B2 - Bright Japanese clothes and equipment for parties - Google Patents

Description

Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a glittering kimono for a party and a kimono accessory for which a predetermined portion glitters when irradiated with ultraviolet rays.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, clothes in which the pattern portion of the clothes shines so as to stand out as clothes for parties and the like have been proposed as Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 63-24090 and Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 46-5027.

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

However, in these conventional examples, a luminous paint is employed as means for shining the pattern portion.

Luminescent paints are also referred to as luminous paints and shine in dark places.

Therefore, regardless of whether or not the garment is preferred by a wearer, the pattern portion coated with the luminous paint shines in a dark place.

By the way, while Japanese clothes are less sober than Japanese clothes, they are the most flashy and prominent in some situations (however, they are more conspicuous in some situations than Japanese clothes).

The luminous paint cannot be applied to the pattern portion of the kimono because it has the contradictory characteristics of being the most plain and the most flashy.

That is, if the luminous paint is applied to the pattern of the kimono,
Since the pattern part always shines in a dark place, it becomes a kimono only with the characteristic of being flashy and conspicuous, the characteristic of being the most plain is lost, and the commercial value is reduced by half.

For example, if a person wears a kimono party in which a luminous paint is applied to a pattern portion, the pattern portion shines just because the light has fallen and darkened, and the pattern portion simply becomes a fancy kimono.

Also, if it is a kimono with a luminous paint applied to the pattern part,
Since the pattern part shines in a dark place, it usually cannot be usually worn as a fancy kimono, but becomes a kimono dedicated to a party or the like. It's because it's bare, usually worn, and the pattern starts to shine at night.

In the case of clothes, it is good to say that it is simply fancy clothes, but in the case of Japanese clothes, the characteristic of the original sober costume is also important, and if this characteristic is lost, it will be good The merchandise value is lost.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a brilliant kimono for a party and a kimono furnishing that can be a very unusual kimono at one time, while taking advantage of the plainness of the kimono.

[Means for solving the problem]

 The gist of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

A fluorescent pigment is applied to the pattern portion of a kimono or kimono item such as a kimono or obi band, etc., when irradiating ultraviolet rays, and a non-shining fluorescent pigment is applied to the pattern portion of the kimono accessories. The present invention relates to a brilliant kimono for party and kimono furnishings, wherein the fluorescent pigment is applied at a concentration lower than that applied to the pattern portion.

(Operation)

 The shining portion shines only when irradiated with ultraviolet light.

Further, when the pattern is irradiated with ultraviolet light, the outer edge of the pattern shines lightly, though not as much as the pattern.

〔Example〕

 An embodiment according to the present invention will be described in detail.

A mixture of a fluorescent pigment, a transparent fluorescent pigment fixing agent, and an adjustment pigment for adjusting the color tone of the fluorescent pigment is applied to the pattern portions 2 such as a kimono and a tomesode and the periphery thereof, and dried.

When ultraviolet light is applied to the kimono, tosode, etc., the fluorescent pigment emits colored light and shines from the periphery of the pattern portion 2 to the pattern portion 2, and the colored light shines brightly by the pattern portion 2.

The fluorescent pigment fixing agent is used to fix the fluorescent pigment to the fabric, and a transparent fluorescent pigment fixing agent is selected so as not to impair the color of the fluorescent pigment.

In addition, since the adjustment pigment is generally close to the brilliant primary color of the fluorescent pigment, it is used to synchronize the color of the fluorescent pigment with the color of the pattern portion 2. Is appropriately selected and used.

The drawing depicts a temple 3 and a mountain 4 on Tomesode 1 and represents the situation where the mountain is burning (mountain burning) (the flame portion is denoted by reference numeral 5). A mixture of a transparent fluorescent pigment fixing agent and an adjusting pigment for adjusting the color tone of the fluorescent pigment is applied.

In particular, a mixture in which the concentration of the fluorescent pigment is increased in order to increase the brightness is applied to the portion 5 of the flame of the mountain ware, and a mixture in which the concentration of the fluorescent pigment is reduced so as to gradually fade the periphery is applied.

To apply this mixture to the dough, a patterning technique or a spoon technique may be employed, but the spoon technique can easily form a blur by moving the nozzle closer or further away. .

 An example of the production of the mixture is shown below.

10 g of a commercially available fluorescent pigment (for example, trade name Matsumin Neo Color Glow Color manufactured by Matsui Dyeing Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.)
An acrylic resin (for example, a bronze binder manufactured by Matsui Dyeing Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.) as a fluorescent pigment fixing agent
100 g of Super PLH) and a pigment selected from commercial pigments as an adjusting pigment to match the color of temple 3 or mountain 4 drawn on the fabric (for example, Neo Matsumin (trade name, manufactured by Matsui Pigment Chemical Co., Ltd.)・ Color) is mixed and stirred with 1 g to obtain a mixture.

For example, when a bride wears a kimono similar to the Tomesode 1 according to the embodiment at a wedding reception and irradiates the bride with ultraviolet rays (for example, black light manufactured by Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd.) as a spotlight at a certain occasion, Pattern part 2 (in the example, the part 5 of the fire of the mountain ware)
As shown in Fig. 2, the area around the porcelain-patterned area is lightly bowed as if to enhance the porcelain porcelain.

The flame portion 5 expressed by dots in FIG.
The area around it shines with a faint light.

As described above, the kimono according to the embodiment is luxurious, gorgeous, and elegant with the attention of the viewer.

In addition, the present invention, or only the center of the pattern portion drawn on the kimono, or a specific portion (for example,
The outer edge of the kimono, crests) can be strongly brilliant, the brilliant colors can be multicolored, and various interesting designs can be applied.

Note that the present invention can be applied to, for example, eight hooks, hem, and the like in addition to kimono sleeves, tomesodes, and belts.

〔The invention's effect〕

Since the present invention is as described above, there is no change to ordinary kimono as long as ultraviolet rays are not irradiated, and the brilliant portion shines only when irradiating ultraviolet rays, and the outer edge portion together with the pattern portion is a very conspicuous party that shines faintly. It becomes shining kimono and kimono equipment. Therefore, if the kimono and the kimono accessories according to the present invention are purchased, they do not need to be dedicated to a party, but can be worn regularly, and are therefore very economical.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a front view of the present embodiment before irradiation with ultraviolet light, and FIG. It is a front view.

Claims (1)

(57) [Claims] 1. A fluorescent pigment which shines when irradiated with ultraviolet rays, and which does not shine when ultraviolet rays are not irradiated, is applied to a pattern portion of a kimono item such as a kimono or a tomesode or a kimono accessory such as a belt. A brilliant kimono for party and kimono furnishings, wherein the same fluorescent pigment as described above is applied to the outer edge at a concentration lower than that applied to the pattern portion.