JP3127173U - Hanari - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a flower arrangement in which a flower material can be easily inserted and fastened, and can be kept in a stable state that does not easily fall over.
SOLUTION: A cylindrical weight 1 in which a hollow portion 2 penetrating vertically is formed, and a water absorbent sponge 3 loaded in the hollow portion 2. The weight 1 communicates with the bottom of the hollow portion 2. A flower arrangement where a water passage 4 is formed.
[Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a flower arrangement used for fastening a flower material with a flower arrangement.

  Flower arrangements such as Kenzan, Cloisonne, and foam are known as flower arrangement tools.

  FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing various conventional flower ends.

  An example of Kenzan, which is widely used for ikebana using a laver, is shown in FIG. A large number of metal needles 11 are planted on the metal base 10, and cut ends of the flower material 5 are inserted into the needles and fastened (see Patent Document 1).

  The cloisonne shown in FIG. 4 (b) is a flower clip that is fastened with a padding 13 or the like according to the thickness of the flower material 5 in the holes 12 having different sizes (see Patent Document 2).

  In addition, as in the case of Cloisonne, a flower arrangement in which the flower material 5 is inserted into the hole 15 of the unglazed piece 14 shown in FIG. 4C is known (see Patent Document 3).

Moreover, as shown in FIG.4 (d), the flower arrangement which inserts the flower material 5 in the cube 16 of the foam composition containing starches and natural resin is also known (patent document 4).
Utility Model Registration No. 3100924 JP-A-10-257948 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-5428 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-2225010

  Sword mountain is always used for ikebana using basin, but it is necessary to process the cut of the flower material so that it can be easily inserted in order to keep it on the sword mountain. Since it may be crushed, difficult to reinsert, or even damaged, it is one of the elements that beginners learn when they learn the Chinese style.

  In Cloisonne, if a flower material is inserted into a hole larger than the stem, it will tilt as it is, so it is necessary to devise such as support to stabilize it, so beginners can easily keep the flower material like Kenzan. There is a disadvantage that it can not.

  Also, unglazed porcelain with a hole requires a hand to fix the stem depending on the size of the hole, and further, the position of the hole is determined, so the flower material may not be arranged as desired. Moreover, since it is unglazed and light, there is a risk that the balance will be lost and the flower material will fall.

  Moreover, since the flower arrangement which consists of a cube of a foam composition is light, there exists a possibility that a balance may collapse | crumble by a wind and a vibration and a flower material may fall.

  Therefore, the present invention provides a flower arrangement in which a flower material can be easily inserted and fastened, and can be maintained in a stable state that does not easily fall over.

  The flower clasp of the present invention is composed of a weight having a hollow portion formed vertically and a water-absorbing sponge loaded in the hollow portion to hold the flower material, and feeds water to the bottom portion of the hollow portion. A water channel is formed.

  The flower arrangement of the present invention has a structure in which a hollow portion is vertically formed and a water passage is formed in a bottom portion of a weight by a lateral groove that communicates from an outer surface of the weight to the bottom of the hollow portion. A structure in which a hollow portion where the bottom portion is located in the weight is formed vertically without penetrating the weight, and a water passage is formed by a lateral hole communicating from the outer surface of the weight to the bottom portion of the hollow portion, or The water storage portion may be integrally formed on the outer periphery of the weight, and the water storage passage may be formed by a lateral groove or hole that communicates with the bottom of the hollow portion.

  In this invention, a soft and light water-absorbing sponge is loaded in the hollow part of a cylindrical weight of metal, stone, glass, etc., and a water passage is formed at the bottom so that water from the water basin can be absorbed by the water supply sponge. Therefore, it is easier to insert the flower arrangement, and it is less likely to fall because it is surrounded by the weight, and the flower material can be prolonged by absorbing water.

  The flower arrangement of the present invention is not only a flower arrangement on the basin, but if the design and material of the weight are devised, it will also be a decoration that shows this new flower arrangement as a part of the flower arrangement in a transparent container such as glass .

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1A is a perspective view showing a first embodiment of a flower arrangement according to the present invention, and FIG. 1B is a longitudinal sectional view thereof.

  The present invention includes a weight 1 having a hollow portion 2 and a water-absorbing sponge 3 loaded in the hollow portion 2. The weight 1 is formed with a hollow portion 2 penetrating in the vertical direction at the center. The weight 1 may use a metal such as iron or copper as well as a metal sword mountain, or a heavy marble stone such as marble, earthenware, or glass so as to function as a weight. . The weight of the weight 1 is adjusted by changing the thickness and height according to the application.

  The shape of the weight is not particularly limited, and the cross section can be designed to have a circumference, a square, or other shapes.

  In the weight 1, a water passage is formed so that the water-absorbing sponge 3 is supplied with water from the basin 6. In the present embodiment, a water passage is formed by providing a groove communicating with the hollow portion 2 at the bottom of the weight 1. The water that has passed through the water passage 4a is absorbed by the water-absorbing sponge 3 so that the flowers can last longer. In Fig.1 (a), the cross-sectional arch-shaped water flow path 4a is formed in the circumferential direction at equal intervals.

  The water-absorbing sponge 3, such as Oasis (trade name), is soft and easy to insert the flower material 5, but has a problem that it is easy to collapse and is light and easy to fall down. In order to solve this problem, the present invention loads and holds the water-absorbing sponge 3 in the hollow portion 2 of the weight 1. By loading the water-absorbing sponge 3 into the hollow portion 2 of the weight 1, the water-absorbing sponge 3 can be broken because the periphery of the water-absorbing sponge 3 is constrained in the hollow portion 2 even when the flower material 5 is inserted. There is no. In addition, since the water-absorbing sponge 3 is held in the hollow portion 2 of the weight 1, even if the flower material 5 is inserted, the water-absorbing sponge 3 can be prevented from falling due to the action of the weight of the weight 1.

  FIG. 2A is a perspective view showing a second embodiment of the flower arrangement according to the present invention, and FIG.

  The present embodiment shows an example of a flower garment in which the stem that has come out from the surface of the flower bud is not immersed in the water in the container for the flower bud. The height of the weight 1 is increased so as to come out of the water surface of the container 7. The weight 1 is provided with a hole 4b that communicates with the bottom of the hollow portion 2 without allowing the hollow portion 2 of the weight 1 to penetrate the weight 1 so that the water-absorbing sponge 3 is supplied with water. Form a water channel. The water that has passed through the water passage can be absorbed by the water-absorbing sponge 3 to make the flower last longer. By making the shape of the lower part of the weight 1 larger and heavier, a large flower material can be inserted without falling.

  Since the flower clasp of this embodiment has a length, it can be put in a container such as an aquarium 7 where the water surface is relatively high, and further a fish 8 such as a medaka or goldfish can be enjoyed together with the flowers. Further, by increasing the shape of the lower part of the weight 1 and making it heavy, a large flower material can be inserted without falling.

  In addition, it is also possible to appreciate various plants by denting the upper part of the water supply sponge 3 so that a small bowl can be placed and placing a small pot plant containing a medium having water absorption on it.

  FIG. 3A is a perspective view showing a third embodiment of the flower arrangement according to the present invention, and FIG. 3B is a longitudinal sectional view thereof.

  This embodiment is a flower arrangement that can be used for a vase where water cannot be put in, or placed directly on a flower bed or table.

  In FIG. 3, the water-absorbing sponge 3 is loaded into the hollow portion 2 of the weight 1 as in the first and second embodiments. The weight 1 is integrally formed with a water storage portion 9 for supplying water to the water-absorbing sponge 3. The bottom of the hollow part 2 communicates with the water storage part 9 through the water passage 4a, and the water in the water storage part 9 is supplied to the water-absorbing sponge 3 in the hollow part 2.

  In this embodiment, it can be used when using a vase that cannot be filled with water on creation or when a flower is fastened without using a container on a table or the like. Water can be absorbed by the water-absorbing sponge 3 to make the flower last longer.

(A) is a perspective view which shows the 1st Example of the flower arrangement by this invention, (b) is a longitudinal cross-sectional view. (A) is a perspective view which shows the 2nd Example of the flower arrangement by this invention, (b) is a longitudinal cross-sectional view. (A) is a perspective view which shows the 3rd Example of the flower arrangement by this invention, (b) is a longitudinal cross-sectional view. It is a perspective view which shows the conventional various flower rings.

Explanation of symbols

1: Weight 2: Hollow part 3: Water-absorbing sponge 4a: Water passage (groove)
4b: Water passage (hole)
5: Flower material 6: Basin 7: Container 8: Fish 10: Base 11: Needle 12: Hole 13: Stuffing 14: Unglazed 15: Hole 16: Cube of foam composition

Claims (4)

  It consists of a weight with a hollow portion formed vertically and a water-absorbing sponge loaded in the hollow portion to hold the flower material, and a water passage for supplying water to the bottom of the hollow portion is formed in the weight. Hanadome characterized by that.   The hollow portion is formed so as to penetrate vertically, and a water passage is formed in a bottom portion of the weight by a lateral groove that communicates from an outer surface of the weight to the bottom portion of the hollow portion. Hanadome listed. The hollow part where the bottom part is located in the weight is formed vertically without penetrating the weight, and the water passage is formed by the lateral hole communicating from the outer surface of the weight to the bottom part of the hollow part. The flower arrangement according to claim 1, wherein   2. A flower according to claim 1, wherein a water reservoir is integrally formed on an outer periphery of the weight, and the water reservoir is formed by a lateral groove or hole communicating with the bottom of the hollow portion. Toru.

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