JP3182469U - Mizuhiki amulet decoration - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide an exorcism decoration that wishes to be sick without illness, using water drawing, which is an auspicious traditional Japanese material.
SOLUTION: A ring-shaped portion 5 in which a plurality of water pulls are twisted around a rope to form a substantially ring shape, a bundle string portion 6 in which a plurality of water pulls are bundled, and a plurality of water pulls in a desired shape. A knot portion 7 tied, a bill bundle portion 9 formed as a bill bundle of paper, a decorative portion 8 made of red chili pepper shape, and a rice ear 10 are provided, and the ring-shaped portion 5 is bundled by water drawing near its upper end. The parts 6, the knots 7, the bill bundle part 9, the decorative part 8, and the rice ears 10 are integrated and fixed.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a water-drawing amusement decoration that uses water-drawing as an ornament for the abduction of settling.

  Setsubun means the division of the season, and since ancient times it has been thought that evil spirits occur at seasonal milestones. It is said that the custom of whispering beans with a shout of “demon is outside” at the time of setsubun came out of a desire to get rid of the evil spirit and to be sick.

  In this setsubun, there is also a custom of sautéing soybeans, called demon-cooked beans, in the doorway with a spear branch pierced with a spear head. This custom made it difficult to obtain rice cake with the urbanization of each region, and it became a state where only beans were sown.

  For example, in the disclosed technique of Patent Document 1, a split is placed in the upper end of a bamboo skewer body, and a bamboo leaf (including artificial flowers) is inserted and sandwiched in the split, and the lower end of the skewer body is split. Proposals have been put on protective seals at appropriate positions. The disclosed technology of Patent Document 1 has a simple structure and easy acquisition of raw materials, and is used as a trinket-free ornament as a substitute for the conventional amusement ornament.

  On the other hand, as a New Year's amusement decoration, for example, there is a note decoration. Noted ornaments are ornaments made from noteed ropes, and are adorned with lucky whites (longevity) and yuzuriha (passing households to the next generation). It is said that decorating decorations for New Year's Day will not cause disasters from the outside, even if you pay the old years unclean.

  For example, in the technique disclosed in Patent Document 2, in a rope-like ornament such as a cast rope, a cast string decoration, etc., which is formed by twisting a plurality of string-like objects into a rope-like body, the rope-like body is twisted with a synthetic resin-made string-like object. In addition, some decorations are made of paper or the like. Natural materials such as whites and yuzuyori leaves may be difficult to obtain, have low mechanical strength and are easy to discolor. For this reason, in the disclosed technique of Patent Document 1, the material can be easily obtained and the durability can be improved by forming part of the decorative decorations made of synthetic resin or paper. Further, in the disclosed technique of Patent Document 2, a part of water pulling is used as a fastening string in order to fasten imitation Ise shrimp as a decorative object to a cast ornament main body.

  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.

Registered Utility Model Publication No. 3036457 Publication Published Utility Model Publication No. 2-17585

  Although the technique disclosed in Patent Document 1 has been proposed as a decoration for avoiding setsubun, it is composed of only bamboo skewers and bamboo leaves and is very simple. Absent. Further, in the disclosed technique of Patent Document 1, artificial flowers are assumed when the bamboo leaves are also difficult to obtain, and when the bamboo leaves are artificial flowers, it is also resistant to avoiding with so-called materials. There may be.

  Moreover, in the technique disclosed in Patent Document 2, although water pulling is partially used for fastening decorative objects, the water pulling is not used as a whole ornament for the decorative ornaments. Further, since the disclosed technique of Patent Document 2 is a new year's cast decoration, it is not created as an ornament to be displayed on a set point. For this reason, there are no examples of the use of water-drawing as a decoration for abundant parts.

Therefore, the present invention has been devised in view of the above-mentioned problems, and the purpose of the present invention is to provide a mizuhiki that hopes for a well-being without any illness using mizuhiki, an auspicious traditional Japanese material. The purpose is to provide an exorcism decoration.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the water-drawing astringency decoration according to the present invention is configured as follows.

The first device of the present application includes a ring-shaped portion in which a plurality of water pulls are twisted around a rope-like body to form a substantially ring shape, a bundled string portion in which a plurality of water pulls are bundled, and a plurality of water pulls in a desired shape. A knot tied in the
A bill bundle part formed as a bill bundle with paper, a decoration part made of red pepper shape, and an ear of rice, and a ring-shaped part near the upper end of the bundle part, a knot part, a money bundle part, a decoration part, and an ear ear It is characterized by being integrated with and fixed.

  The second device of the present application is characterized in that, in the first device, the second device is fixed to the mount near the upper end of the annular portion.

  The third device of the present application is characterized in that, in the second device, a substantially circular string is attached in the vicinity of the upper end of the mount.

  According to the first idea, the use of mizubiki for the string part, the ring-shaped part and the knot part makes the main part of mizuhiki, a traditional Japanese material used for gifts, etc. in the place of Keio since ancient times. It is possible to decorate various places elegantly in a colorful manner as a water-repellent amulet decoration for the abduction of setsubun. Moreover, since water pulling is difficult to discolor or discolor, it can be used longer than ornaments using other materials. Furthermore, since the hand-drawn ornaments 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 hand-drawn ornament. In addition, the money bundle part is a sacred ornament used in Shinto rituals, and the white part of the money bundle part represents one of red and white representing the good omen. The decoration part made of red chili peppers is said to have a troublesome effect, and the red color of the red chili peppers in the decoration part represents the other of red and white representing a good omen. Inaho represents a symbol of fertility and sickness. By decorating each of these bill bundle parts, decoration parts made of red chili peppers, and rice ears as ornaments, it is possible to make the decoration of water draining troublesome decorations more elegantly and elegantly.

  In the second device, by attaching the water-repellent astringency decoration according to the first device to the mount, depending on the color and design of the mount, the water draw of the bundled string portion, the ring-shaped portion and the knot portion, the decorative portion, the money bundle portion, the ear of the ear Contrast with color and shape is born, and can further enhance the water-repellent decoration.

  According to the third device, since there is a substantially circular string attached to the mount, it is possible to hang the water-removal ornaments for settling on various types of doors and hooks on the walls of the room.

It is a front view of the water-drawing astringency decoration to which the present invention is applied.

  DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, a water-drawing abatement decoration according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a front view of a water-drawing ornament for which the present invention is applied.

  A water-drawing pruning ornament 1 shown in FIG. 1 includes a water-pulling pruning ornament main body 2, a mount 3 on which the water-pulling pruning ornament main body 2 is attached substantially at the center, and a wall hanging string 4 attached in the vicinity of the upper end of the mount 3.

  Desirable water-repellent decoration main body 2 has a ring-shaped portion 5 formed by twisting a plurality of water-drawings into a rope-like body, a bundled portion 6 in which a plurality of water-drawings are bundled, and a plurality of water-drawings. , A bill bundle portion 9 formed as a bill bundle of paper, a decorative portion 8 having a red pepper shape, and an ear of rice 10.

  For example, the ring-shaped portion 5 is formed by twisting a bundle of golden thin water lines and a bundle of gold and red thin water lines like a cast rope into a thick rope-like body, and the rope-shaped body is substantially the same. It is formed in a ring shape, with the upper portions of the ropes intersecting each other, and the tip of the ropes is formed to extend substantially horizontally from side to side. The ring-shaped portion 5 is formed by forming two large and small ring-shaped portions having the same shape, and the small ring-shaped portion 52 is accommodated inside the large ring-shaped portion 51 as a large ring-shaped portion 51 and a small ring-shaped portion 52, respectively.

  The bundled string portion 6 includes, for example, a plurality of white thin water lines and a plurality of white and gold mixed thin water lines. The bundled string portion 6 is arranged in the vicinity of the upper end of the ring-shaped portion 5 and serves as a skeleton for supporting the whole with the ring-shaped portion 5.

  The knot portion 7 includes, for example, a knot 71 formed by bundling a plurality of golden water drops and tied in a bow shape, an annular portion 72 formed in a ring shape when bowing from the knot 71 to the left and right, and a knot 71 It is formed from the front-end | tip part 73 by which the front-end | tip extended to the left-right downward. However, the knot portion 7 is not limited to this, and may be formed by various knotting methods that match a desired shape.

  The bill bundle portion 9 is formed as a bill bundle of white paper. The bean bundle of the bean bundle unit 9 is a sacred ornament used in Shinto rituals. The white of the bill bundle portion 9 represents one of red and white representing a good omen.

  The decorative portion 8 includes, for example, a red chili portion main body 81 formed as an imitation red chili with red Japanese paper, and a stem portion 82 formed of dark brown flora tape on the upper end of the red chili portion main body 81. It is said that the red chili pepper in the decorative portion 8 has an effect of scolding trouble. Further, the red color of the red chili portion main body 81 represents the other of red and white representing a good omen. Although this decoration part 8 is formed as imitation red pepper, it is not limited to this, The decoration part 8 which consists of imitation red pepper using materials other than a real red pepper, Japanese paper, and flora tape May be formed. Moreover, the decoration part 8 may be formed as a decoration which used the material used as a good aside motif other than a red pepper.

  As the rice ears 10, a plurality of genuine rice ears are used. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and imitation rice ears may be formed of a material such as paper as an artificial flower and attached to the main body 2 of the decorative body for water removal.

The mount 3 is formed of, for example, paper designed in gold and red or black paper, and the color, shape, and size of the water-drawn, Japanese paper, flora tape, paper, and ear of rice used in the water-repellent abatement decoration body 2 The color and design of the mount 3 are created according to the above. Thereby, the contrast of the mount 3 and the color and shape of each part is born, and further, the water-drawing amulet decoration 1 can be enhanced.
Further, the mount 3 has two through holes (not shown), and the water draining ornament body 2 is attached to the mount 3 through the through holes.

  The wall hanging string 4 is a string made of red cotton or the like, and is attached to the mount 3 by penetrating through two through holes (not shown) of the mount 3 in a substantially circular shape. Due to the presence of the wall strap 4, the water-drawing ornament 1 can be hung on various doors or hooks on the walls of the room.

  Mizuhiki Amulet Decoration 1 is a traditional Japanese material that has been used for gifts, etc. in Gyeongbok, and has been used for bundles, rings and knots. It can be elegantly decorated in various colors as an auspicious ornament for water drawing.

  Further, since water pulling is difficult to discolor or discolor as a material, the water pulling abduction ornament 1 can be used for a long time as a noxious ablation ornament.

  Furthermore, since the Mizubiki amulet decoration 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 can be made as a compact ornament.

  In addition, it is assumed that the Mizubiki amulet decoration 1 is generally provided as an ornament to decorate the room, but it can be removed from the mount 3 and attached to various places such as a car bumper like a New Year's note decoration. It can also be used as a decoration.

  As an example, the structure of the Mizuhiki amulet decoration 1 has been described mainly with gold, white, and red, but it is not limited to the color, size, and shape described above. The color, size, and shape may be formed.

  Next, a method of assembling the water-drawing aversion decoration 1 will be described.

  First, a bundle of thin gold lines with gold and a bundle of thin lines with a mixture of gold and red are twisted like a spun rope to form a thick rope, and the rope is roughly ring-shaped. The tops of the ropes are crossed, and the leading ends of the ropes are extended substantially horizontally to the left and right to form two large and small large ring-shaped parts 51 and 52. The ring-shaped part 5 is formed by accommodating the small ring-shaped part 52 inside the large ring-shaped part 51.

  Next, a plurality of thin white water lines and white and gold mixed thin water lines are bundled to form the bundle string portion 6.

  Next, a knot 71 formed by bundling a plurality of golden water lines and tied in a bow shape, an annular portion 72 formed in a ring shape when bowing from the knot 71 to the left and right, and a knot 71 from the knot 71 A knot portion 7 is formed which includes a distal end portion 73 having a distal end extending at the lower left and right sides thereof.

  Next, a bill bundle portion 9 is formed as a bill bundle with white paper. Further, a red chili portion main body 81 is formed as an imitation red chili with red Japanese paper, and a stem portion 82 is formed on the upper end of the red chili portion main body 81 with dark brown flora tape to form the decorative portion 8. Furthermore, a plurality of genuine rice ears 10 are prepared.

  The ring-shaped part 5 composed of the large ring-shaped part 51 and the small ring-shaped part 52, the bundle string part 6, the knot part 7, the bill bundle part 9, the decorative part 8, and the rice ear 10 are integrally fixed in the vicinity of the upper end of the ring-shaped part 5 by water drawing. Then, the water-drawing astringency decoration body 2 is formed.

  Thereafter, two through holes (not shown) are provided in the mount 3, and the wall hanging strings 4 are attached to the mount 3 through the wall hanging strings 4 in a substantially circular shape in the through holes.

  Furthermore, two through-holes (not shown) different from the through-holes through which the wall hanging cord 4 is passed through the mount 3 are provided, and through the through-holes, the water-removing ornament body 2 is fixed to the mount 3, and the water-removing ornament 1 is provided. Complete.

  The above-described method of assembling the water-drawing ornaments 1 shows a case where the water-drawing ornaments main body 2 is completed and then fixed to the mount 3, but each part is formed and each part is simultaneously fixed to the mount 3 by water-drawing. Needless to say, it may be formed as a water-repellent abatement ornament 1.

  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.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Mizubiki amulet decoration 2 Mizubiki amulet decoration body 3 Mount 4 Wall hanging string 5 Ring-shaped part 6 Bundling part 7 Knot part 8 Decoration part 9 Money bundle part 10 Inaho 51 Large ring part 52 Small ring part 71 Knot 72 Annular part 73 Tip part 81 Red Pepper part body 82 Stem part

Claims (3)

A ring-shaped portion formed by forming a plurality of water lines into a substantially ring shape by twisting the rope-shaped body,
A bundle string portion in which a plurality of water pulls are bundled;
A knot portion in which a plurality of water lines are tied in a desired shape;
A bill bundle part formed as a bill bundle of paper,
A decorative part made of red pepper,
With rice ears,
The ring-shaped part is fixed to the bundle string part, the knot part, the bill bundle part, the decoration part and the ear of rice by water drawing near the upper end thereof. The water-drawing abatement ornament according to claim 1, wherein the ornament is fixed to the mount near the upper end of the ring-shaped portion. The water-drawing astringency decoration according to claim 2, wherein a substantially circular string is attached in the vicinity of the upper end of the mount.

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