JP3122422U - Japanese paper - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To use phosphorescent powder for various purposes such as interior goods, shoji paper, postcards, etc., and has become an unconventional Japanese paper that has been forgotten from the era of imaginative sensitivity and nature Providing Japanese paper that contributes to the ideal way of life as a person with an idea.
A Japanese paper 1 is obtained by adding a phosphorescent material of phosphorescent powder 3 as an additional material to bast fibers 2 such as Kozo and Mitsumata, which are main raw materials, and mixing them together. The above-mentioned Japanese paper 1 adds phosphorescent powder 3 to the traditional Japanese paper culture, soothes the mind and imaginative sensibility, raises consumers' interest in nature, Rich human formation, the earth friendly effect is obtained to the maximum.
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Description

The present invention relates to Japanese paper containing a phosphorescent material such as phosphorescent powder.

Japanese paper has been used for a long time, and although it is expensive, it is used for paper, shoji paper, and art. At present, most of the paper is machine-made paper. However, Japanese paper has been reviewed in this era of seeking healing. The durability, beauty, and sound absorption of Japanese woven paper are recognized worldwide. It is most suitable for the Japanese climate with large humidity changes.

To make Japanese paper, raw materials are plant basts such as Kozo and Mitsumata. Peel the steamed skin in the kettle. Dry skin and boil in alkaline solution. Wash off with running water or chemicals, tap well, add water and trolley, and mix with bamboo sticks. Scrape the paper while swinging back and forth and left and right from the front of the girder. Repeat this process depending on the type and thickness of the paper. Washi paper can be made by squeezing it with a press to squeeze out the water from the wet paper.

Today, Japanese paper is made in this way. However, there was no Japanese paper that was rich in taste and could contribute to the production area. Using the phosphorescent powder that absorbs and stores solar energy such as sunlight and the light energy of lighting fixtures such as fluorescent lights without breaking the texture and touch as in the present invention, a unique sensibility, We can offer interest in nature, Japanese fairy tale sensibility in the light that floats, and Japanese culture.

As mentioned above, woven Japanese paper has strong properties, dense paper, glossy paper depending on the main raw material, and has the perfect use and characteristics that it has a healing effect with the texture and the touch. Today, the paper-making method suitable for the application is improved.

The design of Japanese paper-made paper bags, shoji screens, postcards, etc. is very simple, but by putting phosphorescent powder into them, you can produce a playful and spiritual life.

By combining bast fibers such as Kozo and Mitsumata, which are the main raw materials, with solar energy such as sunlight and phosphorescent powder that absorbs and stores the energy of light from lighting equipment such as fluorescent lamps, electricity is stored at night. If you turn off, you can produce a mysterious, fairy tale paper that emits light such as phosphorescent powder that makes you imagine the starry sky or fireflies.

As described above, phosphorescent powder has a different perspective from the viewpoint of cultivating imaginative sensitivity, moral sensitivity, love for things, gratitude for solar energy, and interest in Japanese traditional culture. Become.

  In addition, phosphorescent materials such as phosphorescent powder are roughly classified into two types, sulfide and oxide. Sulfides are basically zinc sulfide combined with copper. There are several types of color development, but the initial luminance is low and the afterglow is short. The oxide is a combination of strontium aluminate and another metal, and the color is two kinds of colors with high initial luminance and long afterglow. It does not contain harmful substances such as radioactive substances. The service life is semi-permanent because it is an inorganic material mainly made of natural minerals, and light emission is repeated.

  The above phosphorescent materials currently have blame-inducing display boards, accessories, etc., but there are no phosphorescent materials that use powdered phosphorescent powder etc. and touch Japanese traditional culture.

As mentioned above, traditional Japanese paper has a visual healing effect, but I have not imagined the future.
In the present invention, the above-mentioned Japanese paper manufacturing process is left as it is, and it is used for infinite inspiration such as candy, shoji paper, wallpaper, postcards, coasters, etc. You can contribute to traditional Japanese culture, including the effect of healing with imaginary sensibility, or conversation between parents and children and lovers with fairy tale sensibility, and the effect of growing up richly. Offering Japanese paper with a new perspective, providing Japanese paper from a new perspective, mixing luminescent powder, etc. The purpose is that.

The enameled Japanese paper of the present invention is a Japanese paper characterized by using bast fibers such as mulberry and mitsumata as the main raw material and adding phosphorescent powder or the like as an additional material thereto.

Moreover, by combining wood and other plant pulp with phosphorous powder and other bast fibers such as mulberry and mitsumata, the main raw materials of Japanese paper, and 100% of bast fibers such as mulberry and mitsumata as the main raw materials. Can also be low-priced products. Bast fibers, wood and other plant pulps may be used alone as the main raw material to be combined with these phosphorescent powders.

As described above, the present invention has the following effects because it is Japanese paper that has been subjected to a stir-in process using bast fibers and phosphorescent powder.
(1) Very interesting.
(2) There are abundant patterns in color.
(3) The imaginative sensitivity is cultivated.
(4) A conversation is born between people.
(5) Impressed with solar energy.
(6) We can provide the best of traditional Japanese culture to the world as well as Japan.
(7) It can also contribute as a product in the production area.

The Japanese paper of the present invention is a Japanese paper that incorporates Japanese heart, imagination and color into the traditional culture of traditional Japanese paper, by adding phosphorescent powder as an additional material to the main raw material, bast fiber. It has the feature that it can contribute to Japanese traditional culture.

The manufacturing process of stringing together the bast fibers of Japanese paper, the main raw material, may be as before. Depending on the application, it can be used for both handmade paper and machine-made Japanese paper.

Utilizing the property of the additional material, such as phosphorescent powder, that does not dissolve in water, it is ideal that the light emission time can be secured for a long time by making the image of the starry sky and firefly and enlarging the powder particles. Depending on the image, phosphorescent powder can be made by enlarging the particles of the phosphorescent material, spraying liquids, and squeezing them together. Moreover, when phosphorescent powder etc. become about 100% or more with respect to the main raw material of Japanese paper, the texture to Japanese paper will fall. Depending on the ratio of phosphorescent powder as an additional material, it is possible to produce a rich expression and the product image is infinite.

In addition, phosphorescent powder as an additional material can be used separately for bast fibers such as Japanese mulberry and mitsumata, or wood and other plant pulp materials, depending on the application.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 is a plan view showing the entirety of the inventive Japanese paper. This Japanese paper 1 has a structure in which mulberry 2 is used as a main raw material, and phosphorescent powder 3 is mixed with the main raw material mulberry 2 by 5%. Various materials can be used as the phosphorescent powder 3, but here, phosphorescent powder in an almost particulate state composed mainly of one embodiment and strontium aluminate was used.

In the Japanese paper 1, water is added to the mulberry 2 which is the main raw material in the step of spreading the Japanese paper so that the phosphorescent powder 3 does not collect or harden in one place, and is well stirred. Thereafter, the adhesive and phosphorescent powder 3 are added and stirred well. Since the specific gravity of the phosphorescent powder 3 is greater than that of water, it is poured while stirring well in the process of spreading Japanese paper.

Fig. 1 is a Japanese paper brewed in accordance with the present invention in which mulberry is used as a main raw material and phosphorescent powder is added to the main raw material by 5%.

In this way, Japanese paper with a new idea and design has a different expression method from traditional Japanese paper, has a strong presence, values Japanese traditional culture, and has such products in the room. I hope that the conversations of lovers will be encouraged and that they will grow up with rich children. The maximum applications that make use of these features include interior goods, lighting equipment, bags, shoji paper, postcards, coasters, wallpaper, etc., but they can be used and expected for many more applications.

It is a top view of the engraving Japanese paper of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

1 Whole Japanese paper 2 Bast fiber 3 Phosphorescent powder

Claims (2)

Washi-in Japanese paper, which is made by mixing bast fiber, the main raw material of Japanese paper, and phosphorescent material. The Japanese paper according to claim 1, wherein wood and other plant pulp are added to the bast fiber and the phosphorescent material.

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