JP4457372B2 - Wound-wind Japanese paper lamp - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention uses a yarn winding frame stand frame that has been used as a traditional Japanese weaving silk weaving tool for a long time, and instead of a configuration in which only silk yarn is wrapped around it, a hand-crafted cloud dragon-patterned Japanese paper designated as a traditional intangible cultural property is placed on top. Paste, put the original pressed flower on it, fix it with thin Japanese paper, embed it three-dimensionally around the pressed flower, fix it, so that the thin Japanese paper can not be pasted from the top A lamp shade composition method combining various forms, and a product thereof, characterized in that a subtle three-dimensional projection sensation of a pressed flower having a concave / convex shape is generated and formed by light projected from the inside. .
[0002]
[Prior art]
Conventionally, among lamp shades using Japanese paper etc., there are various methods such as using Japanese paper etc. in which leaves of plants etc. are hand-folded or covered with thin translucent paper. However, these conventional methods simply enclose natural flowers and plants in Japanese paper.
[0003]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
For this reason, the present invention provides various types of Japanese paper made from mulberry family deciduous shrubs, which are used for weaving and weaving. A woodwork that uses Unryu Washi that has been sprinkled in form, with a pressed flower on the front or back side of the Japanese paper, and wrapped the covered pressed flower over the entire surface of the Japanese paper with a semi-transparent ultra-thin Washi. By bonding the entire surface of this Japanese paper with an ultra-thin glue for bonding, the entire Japanese paper becomes translucent, and only pressed flowers can be given a three-dimensional floating feeling on this Japanese paper. The challenge is to provide a natural and environmentally friendly lamp shade.
[0004]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
[0005]
1. The surface of the yarn winding frame stand 1 according to claim 1 is dried on a patterned Japanese paper 2 made from the bark of the deciduous shrub of the mulberry family that has been used as a shoji paper since ancient times. Cover the natural pressed flower 3 with a thin translucent ultrathin Japanese paper 4 and paste the thin Japanese paper 4 into a patterned Japanese paper 2 with glue that is thinly mixed with woodworking bond and wood. Closely press and crush the area around the pressed flower 3 with a brush or tweezers. At the same time, the entire surface of the patterned Japanese paper 2 is made translucent by the action of adhesive glue, and the surface Japanese paper 4 is transformed into an incomprehensible state. Only the pressed flowers 3 are three-dimensionally raised on the surface of the pattern Japanese paper 2, and the pressed flowers 3 are three-dimensionally raised in various forms by the light from the light source.
[0006]
2. According to claim 2, the Japanese paper 2 or the like of the first stage means 1 is further arranged with the pressed flowers 3 in the form of front and back as well as the front surface and back surface, and the thin Japanese paper 4 with the thin paper surface is placed on the front and back surfaces of the pattern Japanese paper 2 At the same time, by carefully crushing the periphery of the pressed flower 3 with a brush or tweezers, the front and back Japanese paper 4 is deformed into a difficult-to-understand state. The pressed flower 3 is three-dimensionally raised in a perspective form.
[0007]
3. The ornament limited to the natural yarn of cotton or silk thread with a space of 3-5 mm on the upper surface of Japanese paper etc. 2 provided by the first term means 1 and the first term means 2 according to claim 3. Attached onto the winding surface 5 of the yarn winding frame stand 1 with a yarn, a spun yarn, a ring-like yarn, a millet (claw yarn) or the like.
[0008]
4). According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, by moving the light source 6 of the thread winding frame stand 1 slightly, the three-dimensionally configured press flower 3 has a function of moving the shadow further and changing the appreciation point slightly every day. Attach it to the lamp shade support.
[0009]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
[0010]
[Action]
Since the present invention has taken the above-mentioned means, when using this, unlike the lighting action that produces a gentle and beautiful expression only by the transmitted light that has been transmitted through Japanese paper that has been commercially available in the past, it has a simple nature. The expressed pressed flower 3 appears three-dimensionally on the surface of the yarn winding frame stand 1 and the light source 6 is fixed or moved by moving the light source 6 to give a subtle change to the three-dimensional effect of the pressed flower 3 for viewers to appreciate. You can enjoy a calm and incredible stereoscopic effect.
[0011]
【Example】
Hereinafter, examples of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS. 1, 2, 3, and 4.
[0012]
In FIG. 1, the yarn winding frame lighting stand of the present invention is already known in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 58-52805 as having a light emitting part such as a light bulb provided inside a yarn winding frame around which a yarn is wound. However, according to the present invention, a patterned Japanese paper 2 having a thickness typically used for Japanese wind shoji made from the bark of the deciduous shrub of the mulberry family is used for the yarn winding frame stand 1 of the lighting stand of the same form. Then, the dried flower 3 such as a natural horsetail is covered with a thin translucent ultrathin Japanese paper 4 having a thickness of 0.03 to 0.1 mm over the Japanese paper 2 to make a woodworking bond on the entire surface. After the thin Japanese paper 4 is closely adhered to the patterned Japanese paper 2 with a thin paste mixed with, the surface of the Japanese paper 4 on the surface is pressed into the pressed flower 3 by carefully crushing the periphery of the pressed flower 3 with a brush or tweezers 8. The thin Japanese paper 4 should be covered That person is variant formed is imperceptible, only sterically pressed flower 3 on the surface of the paper 2 is configured to emerge sterically clear.
[0013]
Therefore, in the case of the above-described configuration, the present invention uses Japanese paper generally referred to as cloud dragon paper, and it seems that a cloud in which a light beam projected from the internal light source 6 is swirled in the patterned Japanese paper 2 is floating. It is possible to obtain a mysterious Japanese-style sensation that could not be obtained until now, by combining the three-dimensional effect of the natural pressed flowers placed on it.
[0014]
FIG. 2 shows a figure in which a pressed flower 3 and a thin Japanese paper 4 are integrally formed on a cloud dragon pattern Japanese paper 2.
The cloud dragon pattern is a Japanese paper with a flow pattern of clouds, a dragon movement pattern, or a swirl pattern of clouds in the Japanese paper 2, and is generated when the Japanese paper is made from the same deciduous shrub of the mulberry family as the Japanese paper. A pattern sealed inside the Japanese paper is formed.
[0015]
As shown in FIG. 2, generally, Japanese paper 2 is spread on a flat surface, pressed flowers 3 are selectively arranged on the surface of the Japanese paper 2, and an ultrathin Japanese paper 4 is applied to the whole surface of the Yuryu Japanese paper 2 so as to cover the pressed flowers 3. Affix the paste with a thin paste made by mixing fukinori with the bond.
[0016]
Even if the pasted Japanese paper 2 has an extremely thin Japanese paper 4 placed on the surface, it matches well with the glue used and becomes translucent as a whole.
While the glue has not yet dried, use a brush or tweezers 8 around the pressed flower 3 by hand, and carefully press the ultrathin Japanese paper 4 covering the surface with the tweezers 8 around the pressed flower 3. To emerge.
FIG. 3 shows the three-dimensional structure of the formed pressed flower.
[0017]
FIG. 4 shows a configuration in which a pressed flower 3a is selectively arranged on the front surface of the Japanese paper 2 in FIG. 2, and a pressed flower 3b is also arranged on the back surface of the Japanese paper 2, and the back surface of the Japanese paper 2 is the same as the front surface of the Washi 2 as in FIG. Fig. 2 shows a three-dimensional structure in which pressed flowers 3a and 3b etc. are formed on both sides with a thin glue obtained by mixing fukinori to a woodworking bond.
[0018]
In addition, a decorative yarn made of natural yarn such as cotton or silk that keeps an interval of 3 to 5 mm around the outer yarn winding surface 5 of the yarn winding frame stand 1 of the lighting stand while maintaining a simple feeling. And a configuration in which the pressed flower 3 is tied up with a thread 7 such as a spun yarn, a ring-like yarn, a millet (cask yarn) 7 and the like, and the pressed flower 3 is tied up so that the three-dimensional effect of the pressed flower 3 can be further felt. It has become.
The configuration is shown in FIG. 1 and FIG.
[0019]
Moreover, as shown in FIG. 1, by providing one light source 6 of the yarn winding frame stand 1 at the center, the pressed flower 3a arranged on the front side is clearly recognized in three dimensions by the eyes of the viewer. Since the pressed flower 3b arranged in is passed through the cloud dragon-shaped Japanese paper 2 and is also perceived three-dimensionally by the viewer's eyes, it is possible to form a Japanese-style pattern that combines Yin and Yang.
[0020]
FIG. 4 also shows a structure in which two light sources 6a and 6b are provided. There is no problem even if four light sources are provided, and the lighting is performed by turning on only the light source 6a and then turning on only 6b. Since the lighting positions are shifted, the three-dimensional shadows of the pressed flowers 3a and 3b change, and it is possible to obtain a stand that gives a different impression.
[0021]
Also not shown in the figure. Needless to say, the light sources 6a and 6b and the like may be configured to rotate in a circular shape, and may be set by changing the emission colors of 6a and 6b.
[0022]
[Effect of device]
As described above in detail, unlike the conventional desk lamp in which the color yarns dyed by dyeing the conventional silk thread with the pre-dye are configured only by the transmission of light from the inside of the frame, the present invention 1 Unillusion type Japanese paper 4 on one surface and pressed flower 3 which is three-dimensionally formed on the Japanese paper 4 are made more prominent, and the thin Japanese paper 4 is deformed so that it cannot be sensed that the entire surface is covered. An unprecedented lighting effect was created, creating a calm and Japanese-like atmosphere so that only the three-dimensional pressed flower 3 clearly emerges.
[0023]
In addition, by using the front and back surfaces of the Japanese paper 2 to three-dimensionally press the flower 3 on the outer and back surfaces of the desk lamp 1,
Also, by forming the four sides of the desk lamp 1 with spring, summer, autumn and winter pressed flowers 3,
In addition, by changing the lighting position of the light source 6 of the desk lamp 1, etc.
We were able to get a shade for a table lamp that has never been seen before.
[0024]
In addition, for a desk lamp with a refined atmosphere that emphasizes the three-dimensional sensation by adding a striped pattern to the surface by winding a natural pattern such as cotton or silk on the upper surface and a katsuri thread at an interval. I was able to get a shade.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a table lamp shade according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a process for attaching a pressed flower to Yunlong Japanese paper wound around the outer frame of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional explanatory view showing a three-dimensional configuration of the pressed flower of the present invention.
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional explanatory view of a table lamp shade according to the present invention.
[Explanation of symbols]
1... Thread winding frame stand 2... Unryu pattern Japanese paper 3... Pressed flower 4... Ultrathin Japanese paper 5. ... Light source 7 ... Decorative yarn 8 ... Tweezers

Claims (3)

A pattern Japanese paper is wound around a yarn winding frame stand having a light source, a pressed flower is arranged on the surface of the patterned Japanese paper, a semi-transparent ultrathin Japanese paper is pasted on the surface side of the patterned Japanese paper covering the pressed flower, A thread wound Japanese paper lamp in which a thread is wound around the surface of the ultrathin Japanese paper.   Patterned Japanese paper is wound around a thread winding frame stand having a light source, and pressed flowers are arranged on both the front and back sides of the patterned Japanese paper. A thread wound Japanese paper lamp that is worn and wound on the surface of ultrathin Japanese paper on the front side.   The thread wound Japanese paper lamp according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a position of light emission by the light source is changed.

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