JPH0213029Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This invention relates to costumed Hina dolls.

The elegantly dressed Imperial Prince Hina dolls are displayed as a pair of male and female on a Hina-dan (hina dan) or a flat decoration stand.The female Hina dolls are particularly beautiful in full clothing, wearing a long hakama over a white underwear, and a long unisex robe over that. On top of the uchigi, five layers of robe are layered, and between the uchigi and the akome, the akome is put on. (In some cases, the outer garment is not worn, but is covered with an additional layer of uchi robe.) After the outer garment is worn, a silk kimono is hung long at the hem, and a karagi is worn over the outer garment. It is reminiscent of the elegance of the Heian period.

By the way, even if the process of putting on the costume for these so-called Juni-hitoe female dolls (sitting dolls) is perfect, the finished product may be handled improperly when stored or transported, or when it is displayed at home. If the hina dolls are not handled roughly or when they are put away, the costumes of the hina dolls may
In particular, the sleeves of the single sleeves and the sleeves of the kimono (several pieces layered over the single layer) are often crushed and lose their shape, so it is useful for amateurs to straighten their shape. That's difficult. For this reason, conventionally, a cloth bag filled with cotton lumps was inserted inside the single sleeve rather than at the single cuff cuff to prevent the single sleeve and the overlapping sleeve of the uchiki from losing their shape, but the way the cloth bag was inserted was incorrect. However, due to the uneven insertion position, it is difficult to form a sleeve-shaped body.

The present invention is a Hina doll wearing a doll costume commonly called Juni-Hitoe, which also includes a completely new sleeve structure that eliminates the deformation of the single sleeves and the sleeves of the uchiki layered over the single sleeves. The purpose is to provide the following.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Fig. 1 is a front view of a junihitoe female hina (seated hina), and Fig. 2 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the main parts of the present invention.
As shown in Figure 1, the female doll 1 is roughly composed of a body 2, a costume 3, and a head 4.
a. Consists of outer jacket 5, collar 6, single 7, etc. In the figure, 8 is the sleeve of the collar 6, 9 is the front sleeve of the single 7, 10 is the rear cuff of the single 7,
11 is the sleeve of the AA 7, 12 is the fabric that makes up the sleeve of the AA, 13 is the paper twist, 14 is the small waist of the skirt, and 15 is the cypress fan.

Figure 2 shows how to make the sleeve of the AA sleeve, which is the gist of the present invention.The core is paper twist 13, which is made by twisting thinly sliced Japanese paper into a string shape. It has a structure in which a front cuff 9 and a rear cuff 10 of 7 AA are formed by folding 12 pieces of cloth inward, wrapping and sewing them.

Also, one female chick and a pair of male chicks (not shown).
Of course, the same structure can also be applied to.

As clarified by the above explanation, the present invention provides a doll with single sleeves in which a sleeve shape-retaining material such as paper twist 13 is sewn to the front cuff 9 and rear cuff 10 of a single 7. It is a doll wearing a costume, and the shape of the sleeves 11 of the single 7 can be neatly formed, and the shape of the front and back cuffs can be adjusted by using the stiffness of the paper twist 13. The shape of the sleeve 8 (five pieces of clothing) of the uchiki 6 that is layered on top of the sleeve 11 of the AA can be arranged extremely beautifully to match the shape of the sleeve 11 of the AA, and the shape of the sleeve 11 of the AA is extremely beautiful. Compared to the case where the shape is monotonous and loses its shape, it is possible to produce beautiful sleeves for Hina dolls in the 12-layered figure, and moreover, a costume for wearing a doll costume that embodies the single sleeves that are preferable in terms of appearance and aesthetics. It has the effect of creating Hina dolls.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a front view of the entire female chick, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a partially cut away sleeve portion of the female chick. 1...female chick, 9...single front cuff, 10...single back cuff, 13...paper twist.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The front and back cuffs are made by twisting shredded washi paper into a string, using the strands as a core, folding this inward with the edge of the sleeve fabric and sewing it. A costumed Hina doll with doll costumes including sleeves.