JPH024922Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present invention relates to a fukusa suitable for awarding certificates and metals.

Prior Art For a long time, in Japan, it has been customary to use kakefukusa for celebratory gifts and non-celebratory gifts to express the idea of ``Kekkai'' (a barrier concept) that these are pure gifts. When awarding awards, it is proper etiquette to spread a fukusa on a wide lid, place the award certificate, etc. on top of it, and attend the award ceremony with a kakefukusa, but there is no place to put the kakefukusa, which is removed at the time of award. However, an extra person had to be assigned to carry the fukusa, and although fukusa was used, it had the disadvantage that it was difficult to sufficiently advertise its existence, making it difficult to use fukusa properly.

Purpose of the invention The purpose of the invention is to provide a fukusa that can be easily used in award ceremonies for award certificates and metals at public sporting events.

Structure of the invention The fukusa of the present invention is a rectangular fukusa with tassels at the four corners, and is used by folding both longitudinal sides over the center so that the tassels appear at the four corners. , characters or patterns with the long sides of the fukusa as the top and bottom are displayed on the side surface of the side that becomes the front side when folded over.

In other words, the fukusa of the present invention is used by spreading it out on a wide lid, placing a gift in the center, and overlapping both sides of the fukusa over the gift. Moreover, the return placed at the four corners of the fukusa appears again at the four corners with both sides superimposed on the gift, giving it the same appearance as using traditional kakefukusa. .

In the use of the fukusa of this invention, not only are certificates of merit, metals, and other gifts tightly covered with the fukusa, but also when awarding certificates, etc., the sides of the fukusa are simply spread over the sides of the wide lid and hung. It is possible to award certificates, etc. in the same condition, is very easy to handle, has a rich design effect, and easily makes the existence of fukusa widely known.

Note that the fukusa of the present invention may have letters or patterns with the center portion facing upward on the inside of at least one of the side portions that hang down and become exposed on both sides of the wide lid when a certificate or the like is presented. In this case, when awarding certificates, etc., the mark of the tournament or the mark of the organizer, for example, is clearly exposed on the fukusa that hangs from the wide lid when awarding certificates, etc., making the tournament more impressive to everyone, and at the same time making the awarding ceremony more memorable. It can also be made stricter.

The characters and patterns displayed on the fukusa are not particularly limited, and the way they are expressed can also be embroidery, printing,
The fukusa of this invention can be used in any woven pattern, and can be used not only for various tournaments, but also for a wide range of occasions, including celebratory and non-celebratory occasions at home.

Example An example of the present invention is shown in the drawing.

As shown in Figure 1, this fukusa 1 has tassels 2 at the four corners, and the prefectural emblem of Kyoto prefecture is displayed as a pattern 4 in the center of the surface of one side A of the front, with the long side 3 of the fukusa 1 being the top and bottom. I'm being ignored. In addition, on the back side, that is, the inside surface when in use, as shown in Figure 2, there are two sides A and C and a center B.
The national polity mark 5 and the Kyoto prefecture national polity mark 6 are shown with the top facing up.

The fukusa 1 is placed on a wide lid 7 as shown in Figure 3, a gift 8 such as a certificate or metal is placed on top of it, and both sides A and C of the fukusa are overlapped to cover the gift 8. At the award ceremony, both sides A and C of the fukusa are spread out as shown in Figure 4, and certificates and other certificates are presented. When this fukusa 1 is covered with a gift, the tassels 2 at the four corners appear, and like traditional kakefukusa, it is possible to express the idea of the result. Because it hangs down from the side, the tournament mark 5 and the tournament organizer's mark 6 are clearly and beautifully exposed, allowing everyone to recognize the main body of the awarding ceremony and adding solemnity to the ceremony.

Effects of the invention The fukusa of the present invention can stably cover gifts, has letters or patterns on the surface that covers the gift, and has tassels at the four corners, so it functions similarly to traditional kakefukusa. It is also very easy to handle, as it can be done by simply spreading both sides of the fukusa horizontally. Furthermore, the unfolded sides of the fukusa hang down from the wide lid, giving the gift a more solemn look.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a front view showing an example of the fukusa of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a back view of the fukusa shown in Fig. 1, Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing how the fukusa shown in Fig. 1 is used, and Fig. 4 is a FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the fukusa of FIG. 3 in an unfolded state. 1... Fukusa, 2... Tassel, 3... Long side, 4... Pattern, 5, 6... Mark, 7... Wide lid, 8... Gift.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) A rectangular fukusa 1 with tassels 2 provided at the four corners, where both longitudinal sides A and C are folded over the central part B, and the tassels 2 are placed at the four corners. A fukusa that is used in such a way that it is exposed, and that characters or patterns with the long side 3 of the fukusa 1 as the top and bottom are displayed on the surface of the side part A or C that becomes the front side when folded. . (2) The fukusa according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, in which characters or patterns are displayed on the inside of at least one of the side parts A and C, with the center part B facing upward.