JP3162861U - Upside down Kenzan - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a flower arrangement fixture capable of fixing a large number of large and small flower arrangements in a vase and a vase, and enhancing the water absorption ability of a flower stem. In order to prevent the ikebana from collapsing, the fixture is made of a metal, a casting or the like having a slightly heavy feeling. The diameter of the fixing hole 4 of the upper fixing plate 1 is a large and small fixing hole 4 that is slightly larger than the diameter of the flower stalk, which is generally used in ikebana, considering the insertion angle of the flower stalk at the time of ikebana creation. A suitable number is provided. The fixing holes 5 of the lower fixing plate 2 are provided with fixing holes 5 having appropriate diameters equivalent to the diameters of flower stems generally used in ikebana, and three holes per fixing hole are provided on the back of each fixing hole 5. Apply ~ 4 sharp triangular blades (inverted Kenzan). The flower stalk inserted from the fixing hole 4 of the upper fixing platen 1 is inserted into the fixing hole 5 of the lower fixing platen 2, and a triangular blade (inverted sword mountain) applied to the back surface of the fixing hole 5 Cut the flower stem to fix it. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention substitutes the role of Kenzan, which is commonly used in ikebana creation, and enables more stable ikebana creation. The material to be manufactured is made of a material having a high specific gravity such as metal, casting, ceramics, glass, etc., an unspecified number of large and small fixing holes 4 are provided in the upper fixing plate 1, and an unspecified number of items are specified in the lower fixing plate 2. In addition to providing flower stem-sized fixing holes 5, sharp small triangular blades 6 are formed in the reverse direction on the back surface of each hole. At the time of ikebana creation, the flower stalk 7 is inserted upright or obliquely into the lower fixing plate 2 fixing hole 5 from the hole of the upper fixing plate 1, and the tip of the flower stem 7 inserted into the fixing hole 5 of the lower fixing plate 2. The side part is more firmly fixed in a state where it is cut into a triangular blade (inverted sword mountain) 6, without impairing the overall shape of the ikebana, increasing water absorption, lengthening the flower and enabling long-term ikebana appreciation It is to make.

  Traditionally, ikebana creation using vases with a relatively shallow vase bottom has been the mainstream technique of fixing at Kenzan, and ikebana creation has been performed using multiple flowers, grass, and trees. However, the whole arrangement of ikebana fixed only at Kenzan is not always satisfactory. If you can use several flowers, grass, and trees in a vase with a relatively small vase, such as a single vase, you can create a stable ikebana because it is fixed with a small vase. However, it is not easy to create a stable flower arrangement in a vase with a vase mouth of 10 cm or more or 20 cm or more and deep bottom. The larger the vase mouth, the more the shape of the flower arrangement. In order to maintain a large number of flowers, grass and trees are necessary as materials, not only waste of materials occurs, but it is unstable just by bundling them and placing them on the vase mouth, and fixing them, It is not easy to create ikebana that is forced to create artistic works such as flower arrangements. The present invention is capable of creating a stable ikebana with only the minimum number of flowers, grass and trees, even when using vases with a large vase mouth and deep bottom. It is what.

Patent Publication 2001-353054

Utility Model Public Disclosure No. 5-511262

Utility Model Public Publication No. 6-36458

Patent Publication No. 2008-73241

Patent Publication 2009-153594

Patent Publication No. 2009-247848

  Originally, for ikebana, Kenzan is widely used as the mainstream, but only Kenzan is used, with a vase with a large vase and deep bottom, or a thick flower stem, a large number of flowers such as flowers with long stems, in good balance, It is not easy to fix at various angles, but at the angle of the creator's intention, to stab the sword many times and fix it, it will damage the flower stem and cause root rot and will not have a flower . In particular, in the case of Kenzan, since several Kenzan nails are stuck in the cut surface (water absorption cross section) of the flower stem, the water absorption cross section is reduced, and the water absorption ability of the flower stem cannot be denied. Incorporation of a sword mountain and a support (net / hole plate) for fixing the flower stem in the technology according to the patent literature (1), or the flower stalk is inserted into a flower vase itself such as ceramics without using the sword mountain. There was a device (2) for fixing with holes. In particular, [Patent Document 3] similar to the present invention [3] Utility Model Disclosure No. Hei 6-36458 (3) The technology is a square penetrating through different disks of a circular upper support plate (large) and a lower support plate (small) A hole is provided, combined at a fixed interval, and adsorbed and fixed to the bottom of the vase with an adsorber mounted on the back side of the lower support plate (small). In the arrangement of the arrangement of the arrangement (3), the whole support is installed in an inverted triangle shape. In addition to the unstable structure, the flower stem is thick and collapses when many flowers such as long stems are alive. The question remains how much the suction plate can withstand the force. In addition, general flower vases are made of ceramics, glass, metal, natural stone, etc., and the adsorbing power itself of the adsorber is unstable. For any device (1), (2), (3), the flower stem 7 of the present invention is inserted into the fixing holes of the upper fixing platen 1 and the lower fixing plate 2 without using the sword mountain. This technique is clearly different from the technique in which the lower fixing plate 2 is fixed firmly with a triangular blade (inverted sword mountain) on the back surface of the fixing hole 5. The present invention seeks to solve the problem of how to stabilize a large number of flower arrangements and enable artistic creation without using Kenzan in a wide variety of vases and vases.

  The present invention is a flower arrangement fixture devised for the purpose of creating a flower arrangement that is firmly fixed and stable regardless of the size, from general flower arrangements to flower arrangements 6 with deep bowl-shaped bottoms. In order to cope with the collapse of ikebana, the entire material is made of metal, castings, pottery, glass, etc. to make it somewhat heavy. The diameter of the fixing hole 4 of the upper fixing plate 1 is not specified, considering the insertion inclination angle of the flower stalk 7 at the time of ikebana creation, and slightly larger or smaller than the diameter of the flower stalk 7, which is generally used for ikebana. Many are provided. The fixing hole 5 of the lower fixing plate 2 has an unspecified number of fixing holes 5 approximately equal to the diameter of the flower stem 7 generally used for ikebana, and the back surface of each fixing hole 5 per one fixing hole. Three to four sharp triangular blades (inverted Kenzan) are applied. The flower stem 7 inserted from the fixing hole 4 of the upper fixing platen 1 is inserted into the fixing hole 5 of the lower fixing platen 2, and a triangular blade (inverted sword mountain) applied to the back surface of the fixing hole 5 is attached to the tip of the flower stem 7. By cutting and fixing the side surface, the water absorption cross section is not impaired, and the water absorption ability from the side opening of the cut flower stalk is improved. This makes it possible to create a stable ikebana. In addition, the upper fixed platen 1 and the lower fixed platen 2 are manufactured in a variety of shapes such as circular, quadrilateral, and polygonal shapes according to various flower arrangements, and the upper fixed platen 1 and the lower fixed platen 2 The interval of (height) is the size and shape corresponding to the size of large and small general flower vases and bowl-shaped flower vases, and the vase is basically the size that the upper fixed platen 1 does not protrude from the vase mouth (upper part). It is manufactured with a shape and dimension according to

  In traditional ikebana creation using Kenzan, the stalk of a flower is inserted into several nails on the sword mountain and simply fixed, and the angle of the flower stalk is easy to change even if it is touched a little. There are concerns. In addition, in the idea of literature, there was a technology integrated with the vase, in which a vase was made of a material such as pottery, and a lot of holes were made in the lid to fix the flower stem, but these ideas were fixed. Inserting a flower stem into the hole and grounding the tip of the flower stem to the bottom of the flower vase made it unstable. In addition, the technique [3], which is particularly similar to the present invention [Patent Document 3] Utility Model Publication No. Hei 6-36458, can be applied to different disks of a circular upper support plate (large) and a lower support plate (small). It is a combination of a square through-hole, a fixed interval, and a suction plate mounted on the back side of the lower support plate (small), which is fixed to the bottom of the vase, lacking in strength stability, The entire structure of the support was installed in an inverted triangle, and the structure was unstable. In the present invention, the flower stem 7 is double inserted into the fixing hole 4 of the upper fixing platen 1 and the fixing hole 5 of the lower fixing platen 2 and is applied to the back surface of the fixing hole 5 of the lower fixing platen 2. 6) A method of fixing in a state where the side surface of the flower stem 7 is cut. Thereby, the water absorption ability from the side opening of the flower stalk 7 is improved, and it is possible to create an ikebana with good water absorption and long flowers, which is a unique idea unparalleled in the conventional devised technique.

It is the virtual figure which used the upside-down sword mountain (ikebana fixture / circular) of this invention for the hook-shaped vase. It is a three-dimensional view of upside down Kenzan (Ikebana Fixing Tool, Circular). It is sectional drawing (both circular shape and square shape are common) of upside down Kenzan (Ikebana fixing tool). It is detail drawing of the triangular blade (inverted Kenzan) provided in the hole back surface of the lower fixed board. It is an upper fixed board (circular shape) top view of upside down sword mountain (ikebana fixing tool). It is a lower fixed board (circular shape) top view of upside down sword mountain (ikebana fixture). It is a three-dimensional view of upside down Kenzan (Ikebana Fixing Fixture / Square Type). It is an upper fixed board (square type) top view of upside down sword mountain (ikebana fixture). It is a lower fixed board (square type) top view of upside down sword mountain (ikebana fixture).

  The present invention is an ikebana fixing device devised for the purpose of creating a stable, long flower arrangement regardless of the size from general flower organs to rod-shaped flower organs. The flower stem 7 inserted from the fixing hole 4 of the upper fixing platen 1 at the angle desired by the flower arrangement creator is inserted into any of the fixing holes 5 of the lower fixing platen 2, and the tip side portion of the inserted flower stem 7 is By the insertion action, it is cut at an oblique angle by the triangular blade (inverted sword mountain) 6 and firmly fixed. Furthermore, the water absorption from the tip side of the cut flower stalk 7 is improved, and the flower arrangement is long and stable ikebana creation is possible, thereby achieving the object of the present invention.

1 Upper fixed platen 2 Lower fixed platen 3 Legs (4)
4 fixing holes (large / small)
5 fixing hole (small)
6 Triangular blade (inverted sword mountain)
7 Stem (virtual)
8 flowers (virtual)

Claims (2)

  The present invention is a flower arrangement fixture devised for the purpose of creating a flower arrangement that is firmly fixed and stable regardless of the size, from general flower arrangements to flower arrangements 6 with deep bowl-shaped bottoms. In order to cope with the collapse of ikebana, the entire material should be made of metal, castings, ceramics, glass, etc. to make it somewhat heavy. The diameter of the fixing hole 4 of the upper fixed platen 1 is a large / small 4 that is slightly larger than the diameter of the flower stalk, which is generally used in ikebana, considering the angle of inclination of the flower stalk at the time of ikebana creation. Is provided. The fixing hole 5 of the lower fixing plate 2 has an unspecified number of fixing holes 5 approximately equal to the diameter of a flower stalk generally used for ikebana, and 3 per fixing hole on the back of each fixing hole 5. This is one with four to four sharp triangular blades. The flower stem inserted from the fixing hole 4 of the upper fixing platen 1 is inserted into the fixing hole 5 of the lower fixing platen 2, and a triangular blade (inverted sword mountain) applied to the back surface of the fixing hole 5 is attached to the side surface of the tip of the flower stem 7. By cutting and fixing, the water absorption cross section is not impaired, the water absorption ability from the side opening of the cut flower stalk 7 is improved, and the flower stem with enhanced water absorption of the flower stalk has a long and long and stable flower arrangement creation Is possible.   The upper fixed platen 1 and the lower fixed platen 2 are manufactured in a variety of shapes such as circular, quadrilateral and polygonal shapes, and the distance between the upper fixed platen 1 and the lower fixed platen 2 (Height) is a shape and size corresponding to the size of large and small general vases and bowl-shaped vases, and is based on the size that the upper fixed platen 1 does not protrude from the vase mouth (upper), depending on the vase It is manufactured with different shape dimensions.

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