JP3062351U - Gold seal for congratulations - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] A gold seal that encloses money to be given during a ceremony or funeral, with luxurious decorations, capable of accurately responding to ceremonial occasions, and reusing the decorations. Provide a seal. SOLUTION: An inner bag 22 for putting money in a memorial service seal with a work or a memorial service seal without a work.
And an outer bag 2 having a window 3 on the surface thereof, and a decorative panel 11 slightly smaller than the outer bag. The decorative panel 11 and the inner bag 22 face the decorative surface of the decorative panel 11 toward the window 3 and the inner bag. 22 is housed in the outer bag 2 with the back side of the decorative panel 11. The decorative panel 11 can be a painted material on which a lacquer work or the like is applied, and can be a tray such as a business card tray, an oak board, a wall hanging board, a message board, a cover of an address book or a telephone directory, a photo stand, or the like. .

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 This invention relates to a gold seal that encloses money to be given during a special occasion or funeral.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 It is widely practiced to give money to congratulate on occasions such as admission and marriage. Money is usually given in a gold seal with a towel and a mizuhiki. At funerals and other funerals, money is also given to express condolences. In this case, a mizuhiki only gold seal without a sash is used.

[0003] A person who receives the gold seal extracts money from the gold seal and discards the gold seal. There are inexpensive gold seals printed with a sashimi or a mizuhiki, and luxurious ones with complexly folded colored paper. If the amount of money to be given is high, a luxury gold seal is often used. But even the sumptuous gold seal was discarded after the money had been withdrawn.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 The object of this invention is to provide a gold seal that has a luxurious decoration, can respond appropriately to congratulations, and can reuse the decoration part.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 This invention is based on a memorial service seal with a mizuhiki 29 and a seashell, or a funeral service seal with a mizuhiki 29 but no sashimi. The decorative panel 11 includes an outer bag 2 and a decorative panel 11 slightly smaller than the outer bag. The decorative panel 11 and the inner bag 22 face the decorative surface of the decorative panel 11 toward the window 3 and the inner bag 22 The above-mentioned problem is solved by providing a gold seal characterized by being housed in the outer bag 2 on the back side.

In the gold seal of the present invention, the decorative panel accommodated can be seen from the window 3 of the outer bag 2, and the decorative panel can be manufactured by selecting each material. A gold seal having much higher decorativeness and a luxurious appearance than the gold seal can be provided at a low cost.

The decorative panel 11 can be a business card tray or other trays, a hood plate, a wall hanging plate, or the like in consideration of how to be reused. Or, it can be a telephone number book cover or a photo stand on the back. By making decorative panels such that the purpose of their reuse is clear, it is possible to avoid having to discard the seal after it has been used, and to keep the will of the giver longer.

When the decorative panel is used as a photo stand, an edge plate 18 having a small window 17 is attached to the back side of the decorative panel 11, and a photo is inserted between the edge plate 18 and the decorative panel 11. Is provided.

In particular, by decorating the surface of the base plate 12 with a lacquer pattern 14 as the decorative panel, it is possible to provide a decoration that conforms to the Japanese custom of giving money for a special occasion or funeral.

A letter paper 26 having characters 27 and 28 indicating the content of the gift printed thereon and having a size shorter than the long side of the outer bag 2 and longer than the long side of the window can be stored in the outer bag 2. For example, it is possible to easily convey the intention of giving a gift to the other party by selecting a note 26 suitable for the content of the congratulation and mounting it between the decorative panel 11 and the outer bag 2 so as to be seen from the window 3. It is convenient.

[0011]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 1 to 5 show an embodiment of the present invention. The gold seal 1 of the present embodiment includes an outer bag 2 obtained by cutting thick paper into a predetermined shape. The outer bag 2 has a cover 4 having a rectangular opening 3 at the center, and four flaps 6, 7, 8, 9 connected to the four sides of the cover via bending margins 5. One of the flaps 6 connected to the long side of the cover 4 has the same shape as the cover, and the protruding length of the other 7 is half the length of the short side of the cover. The protruding length of the two flaps 8 and 9 connected to the short side of the cover 4 is slightly longer than half the length of the long side of the cover.

The decorative panel 11, which is slightly smaller than the cover, has a lacquer pattern 14 formed by coating the entire surface of a rectangular plate 12 made of resin or natural wood. The peripheral edge 15 on the back surface of this decorative panel is thick, and the inside is a shallow recess 16. An edged paperboard 18 having a rectangular small window 17 is fixed to this recess by sticking three sides thereof, and one side of the edged paperboard is a slit 19 for inserting a photograph.

The inner bag 22 housed in the outer bag together with the decorative panel 11 is an envelope, and has a size that allows the banknote to be inserted exactly without being folded. The length of this inner bag is slightly smaller than that of the decorative panel. The flat mountain-shaped leg member 23 housed in the outer bag together with the inner bag and the decorative panel is made of cardboard having two mountain fold lines 24, 24 at the center and two hooks 25, 25 at both ends. ing. A set of three white bills 26 is stored in the outer bag, and one of the bills is printed with gold letters 27 of “Kotobuki” and the other is marked with “Holiday”. Gold letters 28 are printed and the rest of the letters are not printed. The remaining bills are used by entering characters such as "admission celebration" and "marriage celebration". The longitudinal dimension of the bill 26 is substantially the same as the length of the long side of the cover of the outer bag 2, but is slightly shorter. The water pull 29 is large enough to be extrapolated to the outer bag 2.

FIG. 3 to FIG. 5 show how the gold seal of the present embodiment is used. The water bottle 29 is removed from the gold seal 1 with the water bottle attached, and the four flaps 6 to 9 are opened to take out the inner bag 22. Put bills in the inner bag 22, select the bill 26 according to the type of celebration, put the decorative panel 11, inner bag 22 and leg material 23 in the outer bag 2, and put the long side flaps 6 and 7 shorter. 7 is closed inside, and the short side flaps 8 and 9 are closed with the lower side inside. Repeat the outer bag, insert both ends of the bill 26 between the cover 4 and the decorative panel 11, insert the water pull 29 from above, and fasten it at the position just above the lower side of the flap on the short side. Wrap this in a furoshiki, etc., take it out of the furoshiki at the other end and hand it.

The gifted person removes the mizuhiki 29, removes the banknote from the inner bag 22, puts a photograph 31 from the slit 19 on the back side of the decorative panel 11 into the inside of the edging paperboard, and makes a mountain fold line 24 of the leg material. Is folded to form a stand 32, and the decorative panel 11 is placed on the stand 32 with the photograph side facing up to decorate a desk or the like. It is also possible to decorate a desk or the like with the decorative surface of the decorative panel facing up without placing a photo on the hanging stand 32.

Although the decorative panel of the first embodiment has a lacquer pattern on the surface, it may be better to use a decorative panel without a pattern when it is used as a blank board. For example, one side may be solid, such as vermilion for special occasions, and the other side may be solid, such as gray for condolences. It can also be used as a message board with a white backside whiteboard. These embodiments are not specifically shown because the front and back surfaces of the decorative panel are merely plain. In these embodiments, there is no need to store the leg material in the outer bag.

The decorative panel 11 may be a cover plate of an address book or telephone number book as shown in FIGS. Conventionally, an address book or telephone number book using a painted board on the front and back covers has been provided, and such an address book or telephone number book is stored with the cover on the front side of the outer bag. do it.

A business card tray as shown in FIG. 8 can be used as the decorative panel 11. The business card tray is relatively small, and is large enough to be used as the decorative panel of the gold seal of the present invention. If the rim of the tray is kept low, there will be no problem in storing it in the outer bag. The tray may be an oval round tray, in which case the window 3 of the outer bag is an elliptical window slightly smaller than the oval of the tray, and the major and minor diameters of the tray are respectively inside the long side of the outer bag and Make the dimensions just inside the short side.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a disassembled gold seal of a first embodiment viewed from the front side.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the disassembled gold seal of the first embodiment viewed from the back side.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state when a gift is given;

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a photograph.

FIG. 5 is a side view of the photo stand after assembly.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a second example of the decorative panel.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a third example of a decorative panel.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a fourth example of a decorative panel.

[Explanation of symbols]

 2 Outer bag 3 Opening 11 Decorative panel 12 Rectangular plate 14 Makie 17 Small window 18 Bordered paperboard 22 Inner bag 23 Leg material 26 Billboard 29 Mizuhiki

Claims (9)

[Utility model registration claims] Claims: 1. An inner bag (22) for storing money, an outer bag (2) having a window (3) on its surface, and a little more than an outer bag. A small decorative panel (11) is provided, and the decorative panel (11) and the inner bag (22) face the decorative surface of the decorative panel (11) toward the window (3) and the inner bag (22) faces the decorative panel (11). ), Which is housed in the outer bag (2) behind the gold seal. 2. An inner bag (22) for storing money, an outer bag (2) having a window (3) on the surface thereof, and an outer bag in a gold seal provided with a water pull (29) and not provided with a sash. Smaller decorative panel (11)
The decorative panel (11) and the inner bag (22) are
With the decorative surface of (1) facing the window (3) and the inner bag (22) with the decorative panel (1)
A gold seal, characterized by being housed in an outer bag (2) on the back side of 1). 3. The gold seal according to claim 1, wherein the decorative panel is a business card tray or another tray. 4. The gold seal according to claim 1, wherein the back surface of the decorative panel is a message board. 5. The gold seal according to claim 1, wherein the decorative panel is a swelling plate. 6. The gold seal according to claim 1, wherein the decorative panel is a cover of an address book or a telephone number book. 7. The decorative panel (11) is provided with an edge plate (18) having a small window (17) on the back side, and the edge plate (18) and the decorative panel (1) are provided.
3. The gold seal according to claim 2, wherein a slit (19) for inserting a photograph is provided between the gold seal and the slit (1). 8. The gold seal according to claim 1, wherein the decorative panel is a painted material in which the surface of the base plate (12) is painted and a lacquer pattern (14) is applied. 9. A bill (26) having characters (27, 28) indicating the content of the gift printed thereon and having a dimension shorter than the long side of the outer bag (2) and longer than the long side of the window is attached to the outer bag (2). The gold seal according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the gold seal is housed in (2).