JPH0320156Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] With the westernization of buildings, the demand for wall hangings to decorate large walls has increased dramatically.
In addition to dishes, wood carvings, etc., a textile called tapestry has been used since ancient times, but this is equivalent to the Japanese tapestry, and is woven with elaborate painterly patterns. Moreover, they were extremely expensive and lacked a sense of three-dimensionality, and many of the designs were classic, lacking a modern sensibility.

In contrast, in the present invention, warp threads 6, 6' are provided between the upper and lower frames 1 and 2 of the rectangular frame provided with the protruding rods 5 over the front and back surfaces.
are stretched parallel to each other, and both ends are wound and fixed around the upper and lower frames 1 and 2, and the warp threads 6 and 6' on the front or back side are entwined with the weft threads 7 to form the main pattern (A) or (B). Decorative thread 8 is attached to the left and right frames 3 and 4.
are wound and fixed to form a frame decoration (C), and parallel threads 9 are stretched between adjacent protruding rods 5 to form a picture frame (D), and both ends are wound around the protruding rods 5. A tapestry with a frame is fixed, and a hanging cord 10 is attached to the rectangular frame.
By using the upper and lower rectangular frames 1 and 2 having protruding rods 5, the main pattern (A) or (B) in which the weft threads 7 are entwined is displayed on the screen on which the warp threads 6 and 6' are arranged in parallel on the front and back surfaces. In addition, a beautiful frame decoration (C) and a picture frame (D) are formed between the left and right frames 3, 4 and the protruding rods 5, respectively, and the purpose is to provide a tapestry with a new three-dimensional effect that has never existed before. That is.

To explain the present invention in detail with reference to the drawings, the upper and lower frames 1 and 2 of the rectangular frame assembled in a parallel grid have warp threads 6 and 6' stretched parallel to each other on the front and back sides, and the upper and lower frames 1 and 2 at both ends are stretched in parallel.
2 and fixed after winding. This warp thread 6,6'
The front and back sides are the main decorative surfaces, and when the weft threads 7 are intertwined, the main pattern (A) is exposed on the front side and the main pattern (B) is exposed on the back side, so it can be admired from both the front and back sides. It is also possible to associate both patterns (A) and (B) so that one can be seen through, and it is also possible to create a new sense of color by making both warp threads 6 and 6' see through each other. .

Next, the left and right frames 3 and 4 of the rectangular frame are wound and fixed with decorative threads 8 to form a frame decoration (C), and both the front and back sides are beautiful, and between the protruding rods 5 are threads 9 that are parallel to each other. is expanded to form a beautiful frame (D) surrounding the main pattern (A) or (B).

Therefore, when this tapestry is hung on a wall using the hanging cord 10, the main pattern (A) or (B) with the weft thread 7 added to the screen created by the warp threads 6 and 6' on the front and back sides of the rectangular frame stands out beautifully. Decoration (C)
These are all surrounded by a picture frame (D) made up of the frame threads 9, creating an unprecedented beauty with a three-dimensional effect.
By appropriately combining the colors of the weft threads 7, decorative threads 8, and frame threads 9, an extremely diverse and beautiful modern pattern can be formed. There are many benefits to this world, as it provides a tapestry that has never existed before.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the invention, with FIG. 1 being a front view and FIG. 2 being a rear view.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Between the upper and lower frames 1 and 2 of the rectangular frame provided with the protruding rod 5,
The warp threads 6, 6 are stretched parallel to each other over the front and back sides, and both ends are wound and fixed around the upper and lower frames 1, 2, and the warp threads 6, 6' on the front and back sides are entangled with the weft threads 7 to form the main pattern (A ) or (B), and wind the decorative thread 8 around the left and right frames 3 and 4 to form a frame decoration (C).
A picture frame (D) is formed by stretching mutually parallel picture strings 9 between adjacent projecting rods 5, and both ends thereof are wound and fixed around the projecting rods 5, and a hanging string 10 is attached to the rectangular frame. A tapestry with a frame that features an attached frame.