JP3181388U - Mizuhiki flower - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a water-blossoming flower that can be used to decorate various places in Gyeonghui and the house in a colorful manner by using Mizuhiki, an auspicious traditional Japanese material.
SOLUTION: A water-blossom flower body 1 includes a pot 5, a stem portion 42c, 42e, 43b, 44a having a lower end fixed substantially at the center of the upper end of the pot 5, and a stem portion fixed to the upper end of the stem portion 43b. 42b, stem part 42a and stem part 43a fixed to the upper end of stem part 44a, flower part 2a fixed to the upper end of stem part 42a, flower part 2b fixed to the upper end of stem part 42b, stem A flower part 2c fixed to the upper end of the part 42c, a flower part 2d fixed to the tip branched from the lower end to the upper end of the stem part 42c, and a flower part 2e fixed to the upper end of the stem part 42e, The leaf portion 3a fixed to the upper end of the stem portion 43a, the leaf portion 3b fixed to the upper end of the stem portion 43b, and the leaf portion 3c fixed to the upper end of the pot 5 are provided.
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Description

  The present invention relates to Mizuhiki flowers used as ornamental flowers in Buddhist altars and rooms.

  Artificial flowers are generally used as decorations for Keigo and indoor decorations. However, there is no artificial flower using a material that has a good luck.

  For example, the technique disclosed in Patent Document 1 provides an artificial flower having foldable fan-shaped petals in which several bones that are bound together at the crimping portion are spread and paper is stretched. According to this device, it is possible to obtain an auspicious and interesting artificial flower as a decoration for Keio than a conventional fresh flower that is shaped as it is.

  By the way, watering is generally used for celebration bags and concealed figurines for Keigo. Mizuhiki is made by winding human silk on a paper string that has been dried and hardened with paper glue, or wrapped with gold leaf on a paper string, tied with a gift wrapping paper, or attached to an envelope. Is done. The origin of Mizuhiki lies in red and white hemp cords tied to the tribute brought by the accompanying answerer when Ono Seiko came back from the pass. It is said that customs were born, and in the Muromachi period, it became a waterbrush that used glue paper instead of hemp string. For this reason, Mizuhiki is a traditional Japanese material that has been used for gifts since ancient times. In this sense, Mizuhiki is used in the hope that the hearts of people are connected, and is an auspicious material with a desire for loved ones and a wish for happiness.

  For example, in the disclosed technique of Patent Document 2, a dish-shaped decorative article is provided in which a water pull is wound around the periphery of a wooden bottom plate in multiple layers to form a side periphery. By using water-drawing for dish-shaped ornaments, banquet dishes and fresh flowers are produced in an elegant and affluent manner with a taste.

No. 7-45529 Utility Model Registration No. 3064256

  By the way, although the fan-shaped petals have good luck in the disclosed technique of Patent Document 1, there is a problem that the shape of the petals is far from the general flowers in terms of decorative flowers as an alternative to the actual fresh flowers. It was.

  Further, in the disclosed technique of Patent Document 2, a traditional Japanese watering is used for the dish-shaped ornament. However, although there are various types of ornaments that use this water pull as a material, no examples have been found for use as decorative flowers as substitutes for fresh flowers.

  On the other hand, the flowers that are displayed on the Buddhist altar are generally fresh flowers. However, fresh flowers wither over time and eventually become garbage. Moreover, although the flower to be displayed on the Buddhist altar can be made into an artificial flower, there is a case where there is a resistance to making an artificial flower without any so-called.

Therefore, the present invention has been devised in view of the above-mentioned problems, and its purpose is to use various auspicious Japanese traditional materials, Mizuhiki, in various places in Gyeongsang and houses. It is to provide Mizuhiki flowers that decorate colorfully.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the water-blossom flower according to the present invention is configured as follows.

  The first device of the present application is characterized in that a flower portion fixed to the upper end of the first stem portion is provided, and at least a part is formed by water drawing.

  The second device of the present application is provided with a leaf portion fixed to the upper end of the second stem portion different from the first stem portion in the first device, and the leaf portion is formed at least partially by watering. It is characterized by that.

  The third device of the present application is characterized in that, in the second device, the lower ends of the first stem portion and the second stem portion are integrally fixed.

  A fourth device of the present application is characterized in that, in the second or third device, a pot fixed to the lower ends of the first stem portion and the second stem portion is provided.

  According to the first or second device, the first stem part, the flower part, the second stem part, and the leaf part are all or partly using water-drawing, so it is a gift to the place of Keio since ancient times. Mizuhiki, which is a traditional Japanese material that has been used for various purposes, can be used for decorative flowers as an auspicious material, so that various places can be elegantly produced. In addition, water pulling is less likely to cause discoloration or discoloration, and thus can be used longer than normal artificial flowers. Furthermore, since Mizuhiki flowers are carefully made one by one by hand by craftsmen, the size and shape according to the place to decorate can be created and can be made as a compact flower decoration.

  According to the third device, the lower ends of the first stem portion and the second stem portion are fixed together so that it is easy to carry, and is provided as a bouquet when provided to others. Can do.

  According to the 4th device, it can decorate to various places stably as an figurine by having the pot fixed to the lower end of the 1st stem part and the 2nd stem part.

It is a front view at the time of using the Mizuhiki flower to which this invention is applied for a Buddhist altar. It is a perspective view of the Mizuhiki flower to which the present invention is applied. It is a front view of the Mizuhiki flower to which the present invention is applied. It is a top view of the Mizuhiki flower to which the present invention is applied.

  Hereinafter, a water-blossom flower according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a front view when a water-blossom flower to which the present invention is applied is used for a Buddhist altar. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a water-drawn flower to which the present invention is applied. FIG. 3 is a front view of a water-drawn flower to which the present invention is applied. FIG. 4 is a plan view of a water-drawn flower to which the present invention is applied.

  A Buddhist altar 100 shown in FIG. 1 is decorated with a water-drawn flower 1 according to the present invention as an ornament.

  The Buddhist altar 100 includes a Buddhist altar body 101 and peripheral tools 106 provided around the Buddhist altar body 101.

  The main body 101 of the Buddhist altar includes a box body 103 having two doors 104 that are opened on the front surface, and a drawer 105 at the bottom of the box body 103.

  The box 103 has a storage portion 102 having a space inside when the door 104 is opened. The box 103 is made of wood, steel, or a composite material thereof.

  The storage unit 102 includes a shelf on which various hanging shafts, positions, various offerings, and the like on which a kannon image is drawn can be placed. The water-drawn flower 1 shown in FIG. 1 is provided on the shelf of the storage unit 102.

  Two drawers 105 shown in FIG. 1 are provided in the lower part of the box 103, and are used as storage places for tools necessary for various Buddhist affairs such as incense sticks and sutras.

  The peripheral tool 106 shown in FIG. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and a wooden fish or various shelves may be provided. 1 is provided in the storage portion 102 of the box 103 of the main body 101 of the Buddhist altar, but it may be displayed on a shelf provided as a peripheral tool 106.

  The water-drawn flower 1 includes a pot 5 and a water-drawn flower body 10 having a lower end fixed to the pot 5.

  The pot 5 shown in FIG. 2 includes a pot body 51 and a soil portion 52 filled up to the upper end of the pot body 51.

  The bowl main body 51 has a substantially circular shape in a plan view, and the whole has a bowl shape. The bowl 5 is made of, for example, pottery. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and any shape, size, and material may be used as long as the lower end can be fixed by inserting the water-drawn flower main body 10.

  The soil portion 52 is composed of, for example, paper clay and sawdust to represent soil and the like. However, the material portion 52 is not limited to this, and may be any material as long as it can fix the water-drawn flower main body 10.

  Mizuhiki flower 1 can be stably displayed in various places as a figurine by having pots 5 fixed to the lower ends of the stem and leaves.

  The water-drawn flower main body 10 includes stem portions 42c, 42e, 43b, 44a whose lower ends are fixed substantially at the center of the upper end of the soil portion 52 of the pot 5, stem portions 42b fixed to the upper ends of the stem portions 43b, The stem part 42a and the stem part 43a fixed to the upper end of the part 44a, the flower part 2a fixed to the upper end of the stem part 42a, the flower part 2b fixed to the upper end of the stem part 42b, and the upper end of the stem part 42c The flower part 2c fixed to the top, the flower part 2d fixed to the tip branched from the lower end to the upper end of the stem part 42c, the flower part 2e fixed to the upper end of the stem part 42e, and the stem part 43a A leaf portion 3 a fixed to the upper end of the stem 5, a leaf portion 3 b fixed to the upper end of the stem portion 43 b, and a leaf portion 3 c fixed to the upper end of the pot 5.

  The stems 42a, 42b, 42c, 42e, 43a, 43b, 44a are reinforced by wrapping one or more water-drawings into one and winding the outside with green or brown flora tape, for example. Forming a stem. However, the flora tape is not limited to this, and may be any color or material as long as it is a material that can reinforce the adhered water pull.

  The flower portion 2a includes a pistil 21a, a stamen 22a provided to cover the pistil 21a in the vicinity of the outer periphery of the pistil 21a, a petal 23a provided to cover the stamen 22a in the vicinity of the outer periphery of the stamen 22a, and a petal 23a. And 24a provided at the lower end.

  The pistil 21a and the stamen 22a are formed in a shape resembling a typical fresh flower pistil and stamen while bending one white and yellow waterbrush into a substantially elliptical shape, respectively. The petal 23a is formed in a shape resembling that of a typical fresh flower petal by combining three red water lines of the same type and bending them into a substantially arc shape, and superimposing a plurality of the substantially arc-shaped water lines. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the number of colors, shapes, sizes, pistils, stamens, and petals is formed depending on the type of flower as a motif.

  The lacquer 24 is formed by winding water pulling at the lower end of the petal 23a with, for example, green flora tape. However, the flora tape is not limited to this, and any color or material may be used as long as the material can support the whole flower part 2a and connect to the stem part 42a.

  The flower portion 2b includes a stamen 22b, a petal 23b provided so as to cover the stamen 22b in the vicinity of the outer periphery of the stamen 22b, and a sepal 24b provided at the lower end of the petal 23b. The flower part 2b differs from the flower part 2a in that the color of the petals is not purple but mainly purple, and that there is no pistil.

  Since the stamen 22b, the petal 23b, and the post 24b are the same as each component of the flower part 2a, description of a structure is abbreviate | omitted by citing the structure of the flower part 2a.

  The flower part 2c includes a cocoon 25c and a flower 26c provided at the lower end of the cocoon 25c.

  The collar 25c has a substantially spherical shape, and the material is made of white beads, for example. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and any color, shape, and material may be used as long as the material can express a flower bud.

  The flower 26c is fixed by adhering the upper end of one white waterline to the lower end of the heel 25c, and the lower end is connected to the upper end of the stem portion 42c.

  The flower part 2d includes a cocoon 25d and a flower 26d provided to cover the cocoon 25d in the vicinity of the outer periphery of the cocoon 25d.

  Since the flange 25d is the same as the component of the flange 25c, the description of the configuration is omitted by citing the configuration of the flange 25c.

  The flower 26d is formed, for example, so as to cover the eyelid 25d while bending by combining three white water lines. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and any color, shape, and material may be used as long as the material can express the outer peripheral portion of the bag.

  The flower part 2e is formed, for example, in a substantially rod shape while aligning water pulling mainly of purple in a chain shape. Two flower parts 2 e in the water-drawn flower main body 10 are provided, and the lower ends of the flower parts 2 e are integrated and fixed to the substantially upper center of the soil part 52 of the pot 5.

  The leaf portion 3a is formed in a shape resembling a leaf of a typical fresh flower by combining two water-drawings of the same kind mainly of green, which is the color of the leaf, and folding them together while bending them into a substantially arc shape. Two leaf portions 3a in the water-drawn flower main body 10 are provided.

  The leaf portion 3b is formed by adhering four same-type water pulls mainly made of green, which is the color of the leaf, and forming a stem portion 43b by winding a green flora tape at the lower end, for example. 5 is fixed at the substantially upper center of the soil portion 52. In addition, the leaf portion 3 b is formed to extend substantially linearly above the soil portion 52 of the pot 5. Three leaf portions 3b in the water-drawn flower main body 10 are provided, and the lower ends thereof are integrated and connected to the upper end of a stem portion 43b wound with green flora tape.

  The leaf portion 3c is formed by adhering three same-type water-drawings mainly composed of green, which is the color of the leaf, and extending substantially linearly above the soil portion 52 of the pot 5. Two leaf portions 3 c in the water-drawn flower main body 10 are provided, and the lower ends of the leaf portions 3 c are integrated and fixed to the substantially upper center of the soil portion 52 of the pot 5.

  Mizuhiki Flower 1 is a traditional Japanese material that has been used for gifts, etc. since the old days, as the stem part, the flower part, and the whole or part of the leaf part use Mizuhiki. It can be used for decorative flowers as a material that is auspicious, and can be used to produce various places elegantly.

  In addition, since water pulling is difficult to discolor or discolor as a material, the water pulling flower main body 10 can be used longer than ordinary artificial flowers.

  Furthermore, since the Mizuhiki flower 1 is carefully made one by one by hand by an artisan, the size and shape according to the place to decorate can be created, and it can be made as a compact flower decoration.

  In addition, the water-drawn flower main body 10 is easy to carry because the lower ends of the flower part, stem part, and leaf part are fixed together, and also provided as a bouquet when provided to others. Can do.

  Although the structure of the water-drawn flower 1 has been described as an example, it is not limited to the color, size, and shape described above, and it is similar to the shape of various flowers, leaves, stems, etc. while referring to general fresh flowers. Can be formed.

  Mizuhiki Flower 1, which uses a water-drawn material that has the meaning of connecting people to people as flowers to be displayed on the Buddhist altar, has a good luck and can produce a Buddhist altar elegantly. In addition, because there are materials of various colors, Mizuhiki can decorate the Buddhist altars, mainly black and brown, with colorful flowers.

  The water-drawn flower 1 shown in FIG. 1 shows an example that is used as an ornament on a Buddhist altar. However, the present invention is not limited to this example. Can be decorated.

  Next, how to assemble the water-blossom flower 1 will be described.

  First, in the case of one water pulling or two or more water pulling, the stems 42a and 42b are formed by bonding and winding the periphery with a green or brown flora tape as a thick one water pulling.

  Next, the flower portions 2a, 2b, and 2e are formed while bending and combining one to three water-drawings according to the color, shape, and size of various desired flowers. The stem portions 42a and 42b are adhered from the lower ends of the flower portions 2a and 2b, respectively, and the adhesive portions are further wound with a green flora tape to form the respective sepals 24a and 24b of the flower portions 2a and 2b.

  One stem is attached from the lower end of the flower part 2e, and the stem part 42e is formed by winding with green flora tape from the adhesive part toward the soil part 52 of the pot 5. Two combinations of the flower part 2e and the stem part 42e are formed.

  The flower parts 2c and 2d form white beads as ridges 25c and 25d. Thereafter, one white water hose is bonded to the lower end of the bead 25c to form a flower 26c, and the outer periphery of the lower end of the bead 25d is covered with three white water lines to form a flower 26d. Two combinations of the cocoon 25d and the flower 26d are formed.

  Further, three leaf portions 3a are formed while folding and overlapping two water-drawings, and three stem portions 43a are formed by winding each lower end with a green flora tape.

  Here, while winding a green flora tape from the lower end of the flower 26c toward the soil part 52 of the pot 5, the lower part of the two flowers 26d and the stem part 43a of the leaf part 3a are further integrated from the approximate center. The stem 42c is formed by winding with green flora tape.

  Furthermore, the stem part 42a and the two stem parts 43a are integrated, and the outer periphery is wound with brown flora tape to form the stem part 44a. Moreover, this brown flora tape is wound up to the connection part with the stem part 42a of the lower end of the sepal 24a of the flower part 2a.

  Also, four water drops are bonded and extended linearly to form three leaf parts 3b, and three water pipes are bonded and extended linearly to form two leaf parts 3c. The vicinity of the lower end of the three leaf portions 3b is integrated with the stem portion 42b, and the outer periphery thereof is further wound with green flora tape to form the stem portion 43b.

  The stem 43b, the stem 44a, the stem 42c, the stem 42e, and the lower ends of the two leaf portions 3c are integrated to form the water-drawn flower main body 10 as one stem.

  Further, the pot body 51 of the pot 5 is made into a roughly bowl shape with pottery, paper clay is laid in it, and the soil part 52 is formed by spreading sawdust on the upper end filled with the paper clay. 51 and the soil part 52 are combined to form the pot 5.

  Thereafter, the lower end of the waterbrush flower body 10 is inserted into the upper end of the pot body 51, and the waterbrush flower body 10 is fixed by hardening the paper clay, whereby the waterbrush flower 1 is completed.

  The above-described method of assembling the water-drawn flower 1 shows a case where the water-brushed flower body 10 is completed and then inserted into the pot 5, but one leaf part or stem part is formed and individually inserted into the pot 5 and finally. Of course, the water clay 1 may be formed by hardening the paper clay.

  As mentioned above, although the example of embodiment of this invention was demonstrated in detail, all the embodiment mentioned above showed only the example of implementation in implementing this invention, These are the technical scope of this invention by these. Should not be interpreted in a limited way.

1 Mizuhiki flower 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 2e Flower part 3a, 3b, 3c Leaf part 5 Pot 10 Mizuhiki flower body 21a Pistil 22a, 22b Stamen 23a, 23b Petal 24a, 24b Grape 25c, 25d 蕾 26c, 26d Flower 42a 42b, 42c, 42e, 43a, 43b, 44a Stem 51 Pot body 52 Earth part 100 Buddhist altar 101 Buddhist altar body 102 Storage part 103 Box 104 Door 105 Drawer 106 Peripheral tools

Claims (4)

A water-drawn flower comprising a flower part fixed to the upper end of the first stem part, wherein at least a part is formed by water-drawing. 2. The water-drawn flower according to claim 1, further comprising a leaf portion fixed to an upper end of a second stem portion different from the first stem portion, wherein at least a part of the leaf portion is formed by water-drawing. . The water-drawn flower according to claim 2, wherein lower ends of the first stem portion and the second stem portion are integrally fixed. The water-drawn flower according to claim 2 or 3, comprising a pot fixed to the lower ends of the first stem portion and the second stem portion.

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