JP3231238U - Rose flower-shaped diffuser shaped from plane scraps - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a diffuser in the shape of a rose flower, which has an unprecedented texture and is formed of planer waste having excellent durability. SOLUTION: This is a model that three-dimensionally expresses a rose flower using canna scraps of a planer leaf material, and the entire rose flower 1 is provided with an aroma oil diffuser 2 function and is stored in a container 3. As the material of the wood, the planer leaf material is used, and not only the fragrance can be enjoyed, but also the deodorant effect and the insect repellent effect of the planer leaf material can be practically utilized. The material of the wooden material is not limited to hinoki cypress, but cypress, spruce, beech, sugi, pine, cherry, tochinoki, oak, pine, oak, teak, beach, rosewood, kiri, hemlock, hemlock, and shii wood are used. You can also enjoy the scent and characteristics of each material. Further, a plurality of rose flower-shaped diffusers can be combined to form a set of diffusers 2 having a configuration arranged in a storage container 3 such as ceramics. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to a rose flower-shaped diffuser formed from canna scraps.

Conventional artificial flowers and preserved flowers generally use a soft cloth such as silk or polyester or processed dried flowers as a material.

Since cloth and processed dried flowers are used as the material, it is soft and looks like a fresh flower, but it is difficult to maintain its shape for a long period of time, and it deteriorates when it gets wet with rain. In addition, it is easily torn during production and not easy to process.

Wood is the same plant material as flowers, but wood is hard and it is difficult to freely express the form of petals, so if you try to shape flowers using wood as it is, you usually adopt the form of sculpture. I had no choice but to do it.
Patent Document 1 discloses a device for artificial flowers.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2005-200781

However, although the invention of Patent Document 1 relates to artificial flowers, it does not relate to a technique for providing artificial flowers using a wooden material having an unprecedented texture and excellent durability and having a diffuser function. Absent.

In view of the above problems, the present invention makes it possible to form a durable rose flower using a wooden material, and at the same time, the entire flower has a diffuser function of aroma oil, not just a shaped object. It is an object of the present invention to provide a rose flower-shaped diffuser formed of canna shavings, which has a function of dripping essential oil in the center to create a comfortable space where the fragrance can be further enjoyed.

In order to solve the above problem, the device of claim 1 is a modeled object in which a rose flower is three-dimensionally expressed using a wooden material, canna scrap, and has an aroma oil diffuser function in the entire rose flower. It is characterized by doing.
The idea of claim 2 further states that the wood material is hinoki cypress, cypress, or spruce, beech, sugi, pine, cherry, tochinoki, oak, pine, oak, teak, beach, rosewood, kiri, kusunoki. , Tsuga, and cypress wood are used.
The invention of claim 3 is characterized in that it is a set of diffusers in which one or a plurality of rose flower-shaped diffusers formed from the plane scraps according to claim 1 or 2 are stored.
The invention of claim 4 is further characterized in that a ceramic, a wooden vase, a pasting box, and a glass container are used as a storage container for the set of the diffuser.

According to the present invention, a diffuser having an unprecedented texture that three-dimensionally expresses a rose flower using canna scraps of a wooden material is provided, and a diffuser that can produce various atmospheres by combining a plurality of rose diffusers and containers. A set is provided.

It is a schematic diagram which shows the 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is a schematic diagram which shows the 2nd Embodiment of this invention.

Hereinafter, the first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. First, the configuration of this embodiment will be described.

As shown in FIG. 1, it is a model that three-dimensionally expresses a rose flower using canna scraps of a planer, and the aroma oil diffuser 2 function is added to the entire rose flower 1 and stored in a container 3. Has been done.

As the material of the wood, the foliage material is used in this embodiment. Not only can you enjoy the refreshing scent, but you can also make practical use of the deodorant and insect repellent effects of the leaf material.

Furthermore, the entire rose flower 1 that can be shaped by spraying an appropriate amount of water into the planer scraps of the planer leaves to make the plane scraps easier to handle is given the function of a diffuser 2 of aroma oil. You can enjoy various scents by choosing the oil.

As mentioned above, artificial flowers are generally made of cloth, and although they can give a soft touch naturally, they also have the difficulty of being durable and being easily torn during production. The rose flower 1 of the present embodiment has found a new method of expressing the morphology of petals using wood, which makes it possible to express an unprecedented color and texture with a complicated form of rose flower. I did.

In other words, we found that it is possible to express a complex form such as rose petals by using thin canna scraps made by shaving the leaf material with a plane, and added a function as a more practical diffuser 2 to this modeled object. is there.
At the time of modeling, 9 petals made by soaking in water are divided into 3 times and wrapped around the core. The size of the flower is changed according to the thickness of the core.
In the first step, make small petals with plane scraps about 10 cm in length, and wind them along the core with the feeling that the petals come out about 5 mm from the core.
In the second stage, the petals are layered so that they can be seen from the space (valley part) created between the petals that were wound at the beginning. Do the same for the third stage.
When tying the roots of the flowers, wrap them with the cotton thread or tie thread used in Japanese dressing so that the petals will bloom softly so that they cannot be unraveled.

There seems to have been an example of how thinly a timber can be planed as part of the carpenter's training, such as the canna scrap art that is modeled using this canna scrap. Is. There are also examples of crafts that use plane scraps in a plane, such as making paper cutouts using thinly cut plane scraps.

However, modeling a rose flower using plane scraps three-dimensionally is a flat plane with another method of winding one long plane scrap around the core while continuously twisting it as a plane scrap flower art. Other than the production of petal roses, it has never been done before. The rose flower made from the actually completed plane scraps is made from a tree, which gives it a unique texture.

In the present embodiment, a fragrance element is further added to the shape of the rose flower 1 made of the planer scraps of the planer leaf material. That is, by imparting the diffuser 2 function to the entire flower 1, it is not only a figurine but also a shaped object that more positively works on the surrounding space by emitting a good scent.

The wood used as canna scraps is not limited to cypress, but also cypress, spruce, beech, sugi, pine, cherry, tochinoki, nara, pine, oak, teak, beach, rosewood, kiri, kusunoki, and hemlock. , Wood of various materials such as cypress wood can be used, and excellent properties such as fragrance and storage stability peculiar to each material can be utilized.

Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.
In this embodiment, it is a set of diffusers in which a plurality of rose flower-shaped diffusers made of the above-mentioned plane scraps are stored in combination.
As shown in FIG. 2, a set of diffusers 2 having a configuration in which a plurality of rose flowers 1 are arranged in a ceramic storage container 3. Further, a container 4 containing aroma oil is provided so that the diffuser 2 can be replenished when the fragrance is reduced.

Such a storage set can also represent a rose that blooms in various forms as a whole. Furthermore, by using a wooden vase, a pasting box, a glass container, etc. instead of the ceramics of the present embodiment as the storage container 3, a new form can be used as a means of expressing Japanese culture (the rose may be native to Japan). It can be provided.

1 Rose flower 2 Diffuser 3 Storage container 4 Container

In order to solve the above problem, the idea of claim 1 is a model that three-dimensionally expresses a rose flower using canna scraps of a wooden material as a material, and has an aroma oil diffuser function for the entire rose flower. It is characterized by doing.
The idea of claim 2 further states that the wood material is hinoki cypress, cypress, or spruce, beech, sugi, pine, cherry, tochinoki, oak, pine, oak, teak, beach, rosewood, kiri, kusunoki. , Tsuga, and cypress wood are used.
The invention of claim 3 is characterized in that it is a set of diffusers in which a plurality of rose flower-shaped diffusers formed from the plane scraps according to claim 1 or 2 are combined and stored in a storage container. To do.
The invention of claim 4 is further characterized in that a ceramic, a wooden vase, a pasting box, and a glass container are used as a storage container for the set of the diffuser.

Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.
In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, a plurality of diffusers 2 in the shape of a rose flower 1 made of canna scraps are combined and stored in a storage container 3, and a plurality of rose flowers are present. 1 is a set of diffusers 2 having a configuration arranged in a ceramic storage container 3. Further, a container 4 containing aroma oil is provided so that the diffuser 2 can be replenished when the scent is reduced.

Claims (4)

It is a model that three-dimensionally expresses a rose flower using canna scraps of wooden material.
The diffuser function of aroma oil is given to the whole rose flower,
A rose flower-shaped diffuser made of plane scraps. As the material of the above wooden material, hinoki cypress, cypress, or spruce, beech, sugi, pine, cherry, tochinoki, nara, pine, oak, teak, beach, rosewood, kiri, kusunoki, hemlock, and shii wood are used. A diffuser in the shape of a rose flower formed from the canna scraps according to claim 1, wherein the diffuser is in the shape of a rose flower. A set of diffusers in which a single or a combination of rose flower-shaped diffusers formed from the plane scraps according to claim 1 or 2 is stored. The set of the diffuser according to claim 3, wherein a ceramic, a wooden vase, a pasting box, and a glass container are used as a storage container for the set of the diffuser.

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