JP3212197U - Decorated hook - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a decorative hook that enables reuse of a hook that is originally discarded. A decoupage or the like is performed on the surface of the baked hook and reused as a decorative hook. [Selection] Figure 3

Description

The present invention relates to a decorative hook formed by applying paint on at least one surface or sticking a paper or cloth for decoration to a hook (between wings) spread under a porcelain or the like of a rotating body when baking porcelain.

Since the baked goods shrink when fired, if nothing is placed under the baked goods, the bowl is distorted or cracked by being caught on the fine irregularities of the shelf board on which the baked goods are mounted.

In the case of a thick pottery, distortion hardly occurs, but in the case of a porcelain characterized by a thin structure, the above-mentioned problem occurs. For this purpose, a technique of suppressing distortion of the porcelain by using a hammer that shrinks simultaneously with the porcelain at the time of firing has been adopted. In particular, the effect of the hook appears as the thickness becomes thinner.

More specifically, Hama is a round rug made of clay, but unglazed shrimp shrinks by about 10% when fired, so Hama also selects a raw material that shrinks at the same rate.

In addition to preventing distortion, it also has the effect of preventing the shelf from being damaged when a glaze that is easy to flow is applied.

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As described above, the hook is a material used for suppressing distortion during firing of the porcelain. One hook is used for one porcelain and is discarded once used.

Patent document 1 is literature regarding the container for cooking made from heat-resistant earthenware. In this document, as a definition of Hama, a portion that protrudes from the outer bottom surface of the container that contacts the table surface when the container body is placed on a table or the like is called. Furthermore, in the hook of the present invention, it is called a kiln tool. Similarly, in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. H10-228561, a portion protruding from the outer bottom surface of the container is referred to as a hook.

Non-Patent Document 1 is a hook used in the present invention, refers to the kiln tool described in Patent Document 1, and is a general name.

In view of the above problems, as a result of sincerity and ingenuity, the inventor applied paint on at least one side of the hook used in porcelain firing to effectively use the hook that was originally disposed of, or paper, cloth, etc. for decoration Propose a decorative hook that is pasted.

It is a decorative hook in which means for reducing the surface roughness is applied to at least a surface of the hook to be painted or a surface to which paper or cloth is pasted for decoration. Further, the method for pasting paper for decoration is decoupage.

A waterproof coating agent is applied to the surface to which the paint is applied or the surface to which paper or cloth is pasted for decoration.

Basic shape of hook (a) Side view, (b) Top view It is a disk-shaped hook, (a) is a side view, (b) is a top view Production flow of decorative hook that is the present invention

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

1A and 1B are basic shapes of hooks. FIG. 1A is a side view and FIG. 1B is a top view. It has the same shape as an ordinary small dish and has a concave shape on the upper surface side, and is baked by placing a porcelain or the like in the concave portion. Further, the shape of the hook used in the present invention is not particularly limited, and is a disk-shaped hook as shown in FIG. 2, and different shapes such as (a) side view and (b) top view can be used. It is.

FIG. 3 shows a manufacturing flow of a decorative hook by decoupage using the paper napkin of the present invention. The first step (1) is a step of reducing the surface roughness of the hook by using a large sandpaper or the like on the surface that decorates at least the surface of the hook after baking, or by scrubbing the surface dirt or foreign matter. It is a process of removing, and after washing the surface, it is washed with water and dried. The second step (2) is a step of applying a special paste for decoupage to the surface to be decorated, and the third step (3) is a step of attaching a paper napkin to the surface to which the special paste is applied. If you remove the paper napkin with the pattern that you want to decorate in advance and cut it into the shape of the hook you want to decorate, the work will proceed smoothly. The final step (4) is a step of applying a special glue from above the pasted paper napkin, and is completed by drying.

As a method of using the decorative hook according to the present invention, when the herb or aroma oil is placed, the smell may be transferred to the hook. Originally, decoupage special glue is used for chemage, decoupage, motoposi, etc. and has a coating effect as well as a glue effect, but depending on the usage of the decorative hook, the number of times of washing increases, Water resistance is improved by applying a coating agent on the decoupaged surface of the decorative hook according to the present invention in order to peel off or damage the decorative material.

Further, a more elegant feeling can be obtained by fixing a lace, accessories, or the like with an adhesive from the decoupaged surface.

In addition, the specific structure of the decoration hook concerning this invention is not restricted to what was described in embodiment, It can change in the range which does not deviate from the summary of invention. For example, it is possible to use newspapers, pressed flowers, cloths, photographs, or transfer of a pattern using a transfer sheet for decoration.

Effect of device

According to the present invention, by manufacturing decorative hooks, it is possible to reuse the hooks that are originally discarded, leading to a reduction in industrial waste. In areas where the ceramic industry is thriving, it can be used not only as a souvenir, but also as a local booster.

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Claims (4)

A porcelain that crawls under the porcelain when baking the porcelain, and is applied to at least one side of the hama used during the porcelain firing, or a paper or cloth for decoration is applied. Become a decorative hook. 2. The decoration according to claim 1, wherein means for reducing the surface roughness of the hook is applied to at least a surface on which paint is applied or a surface on which paper or cloth is pasted for decoration. Hama. The decorative hook according to claim 1, wherein the method of pasting the paper for decoration is decoupage. The decorative hook according to claim 1, wherein a waterproof coating agent is applied to the surface to which the paint is applied or a surface to which paper or cloth is pasted for decoration.

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