JPH034310Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Technical Field of the Invention] This invention relates to a shell tub for storing Hina dolls, and more particularly, to a shell tub for storing Hina dolls that can be used both as a storage container and a mounting stand for Hina dolls.

[Technical background of the invention and its problems]

Hina dolls, which can only be decorated during festivals, require a considerable amount of storage space over a long period of time, so the tiered decorations are omitted and only two dolls, a male doll and a female doll, are displayed. There are compact ones that take up as little space as possible for decoration and storage. However, even this type of Hina doll must be stored in a special storage container when not in use, and it is no different from other Hina dolls in that it requires a corresponding storage space for a long period of time. Usually, it is stored in the back of a closet or closet. In addition, in general, the value of a Hina doll increases as it is carefully used for a long time by generations of parents and children, so it is desirable to keep it in a place where you can always see it, both when storing it and when putting it down. However, as mentioned above, if the product is stored for a long time in the back of a closet or storeroom, there is a risk of unexpected damage occurring in places that cannot be seen, such as insect damage, rodent damage, or damage from condensation. It was not appropriate to store Hina dolls in such a place.

[Purpose of invention]

Therefore, this idea was devised to solve the above-mentioned inconvenience, and it can be used as a compact doll decoration during the festival, and can be used as a decorative ornament regardless of the decoration period at other times, and can be used throughout the year. To provide a shell bucket for storing dolls that can be viewed and managed in a place where dolls can be seen at all times when not in use.

[Summary of the idea]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, this invention forms a pair of upper and lower barrel bodies for storing male and female chicks in a shell bucket consisting of a lid body, a barrel body, and a bottom body, and By forming a mounting surface on the bottom for placing the stored Hina dolls, we succeeded in storing and managing the Hina dolls by using them as regular ornaments except during the festival season.

[Example of idea]

Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

Reference numeral 2 in the figure indicates a barrel, which is a pair of upper and lower barrels in which an upper barrel 2A is stacked on top of a lower barrel 2B, and predetermined male chicks A and female chicks B are stored inside each barrel. .
Furthermore, a doll mounting surface 2C is provided on the outer bottom surface of each of the tub bodies 2.
The container body 2 is inverted so that the doll placement surface 2C faces upward, so that the stored male chicks A and female chicks B can be placed on this doll placement surface 2C and used as a mounting base for decoration. There is. A receiving bottom body 3 into which the lower barrel body 2B is removably inserted is provided at the lower part of the lower barrel body 2B, and a lid body 1 which covers the upper part of the upper barrel body 2A is provided. By stacking the body 2 and the support base 3 and tightening them with a string 4, a shell bucket as a decorative ornament is constructed.

On the other hand, the tub body 2 that houses male chicks A and female chicks B is
The outer surface and outer bottom surface are coated with lacquer or the like to make it look like a doll mounting stand, and the upper tub body 2A and the lower tub body 2B are placed side by side with their openings facing down. This constitutes a mounting table for male chicks A and female chicks B. At this time, in order to enhance the decorative effect of this invented shell bucket, we plan to apply lacquer lacquer to the surfaces of the lid 1 and the barrel 2. Since the top and bottom of the body 2 are reversed, the maki-e pattern must be applied in such a way that it does not look unnatural even when reversed. Therefore, a picture pattern such as a geometric family crest or the like may be applied, or the circumferential side of the barrel body 2 may be divided into two parts, the front and the back, and a picture pattern may be used on each face. At this time, by forming the tub body 2 into a hexagonal column shape, the picture pattern on the front and back sides of the tub body 2 can be clearly distinguished, and the hexagonal column-shaped shell bucket was officially used as a container for an indoor game called Kaiai in ancient times. Because it is said to have a unique shape, it is convenient to use as a stand for placing hina dolls or as an elegant ornament.

The lid body 1 not only covers the tub body 2 but also covers the bottom receiving body 3.
The side wall 1A of the lid body 1 is formed so as to fit into the upright side wall 3A of the lid body 1, and by doing so, it can be used as a table on which small ornaments C for doll decorations are placed (see Fig. 4). .

In addition, the reference numeral 2D in the figure is a joint used when stacking the tubs 2 on top and bottom, and the shape of this joint 2D is formed into a substantially successive joint shape as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4. In addition, as shown in FIG. 5, any method of joining may be used, such as fitting the bottom of the upper stack into the inner peripheral surface of the opening.

Therefore, in order to use this invention, the upper barrel body 2A
and the lower tub 2B with their openings facing down, and place the male chicks A on the doll mounting surface 2C of each tub 2.
and female chick B are placed. Next, the lid body 1 and the string body 4 are overlapped to form a table, and the small ornaments C are placed on this table to decorate it, and these dolls, etc. are surrounded by a folding screen D to complete the doll decoration. . Next, after using the doll, the male chicks A and female chicks B are stored in the upper barrel body 2A and the lower barrel body 2B and stacked on top of each other, and the receiving bottom body 3 is fitted to the lower part of the lower barrel body 2B. Then, the opening of the upper tub body 2A is covered with the lid body 1. Then, by attaching the string 4 to the top surface of the lid body 1 from the bottom surface of the support base body 3 and tightening it,
The shell bucket is completed as a decorative ornament.

[Effect of idea]

By configuring this device as described above, it can be used as a compact doll decoration during the festival, and when not used as a doll decoration, it can be used as an elegant decorative ornament.

That is, in a shell bucket consisting of a lid body 1, a bucket body 2, and a receiving bottom body 3, a pair of upper and lower barrel bodies 2 for storing male chicks A and female chicks B is formed, and a By forming the mounting surface 2C on which the stored Hina dolls are placed, the tub body 2 of this invented shell bucket can be
It can be used in two ways: as a storage container for Hina dolls and as a stand for Hina dolls. Therefore, when the tub body 2 is used as a container for storing it, it can be used for ornamental purposes as a decorative ornament that has an ancient and elegant appearance unique to shell tubs. Moreover, Hina dolls are kept in a container where they can be admired as ornaments, so as in the past,
It is possible to prevent as much as possible unexpected damage that may be caused to Hina dolls stored in a storeroom, closet, etc., and has an excellent effect as a container for storing dolls.

On the other hand, when using the support base 3 as a doll placement stand during the festival, the stored male chicks A and female chicks B are placed on the doll placement surface 3C of each support base 3 and lined up. You can create an extremely compact doll decoration just by using just one.

Moreover, whether you use this invented shell vase as a compact doll decoration or an elegant ornament, you can maintain it while admiring it at all times throughout the year, making daily maintenance easy and allowing it to be used by parents and children for generations. It is possible to create valuable shell casings and doll decorations that have been polished over many years.

In this way, according to this invention, it can be used as a compact Hina doll decoration during the festival, and can be used as an elegant decorative ornament at other times, making it possible to admire it all year round, and making it possible to manage the storage of Hina dolls. It exhibits various useful effects in practical use, such as being suitable as a container for personal use.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the invention; Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view, Fig. 2 is a sectional view, Fig. 3 is a side view when stored, and Fig. 4 is a perspective view showing the state of use.
FIG. 5 is a partial sectional view showing another embodiment of the joint. A...male chick, B...female chick, C...small accessories,
D...folding screen, 1...lid, 1A...side wall, 2...
Bottle body, 2A...upper barrel body, 2B...lower barrel body, 2C...
...Placement surface, 2D...Joint, 3...Bottom receiving body, 3A...
...Rising side wall, 3B...legs, 4...cord, 5...maki-e.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. In a shell bucket consisting of a lid body, a bucket body, and a receiving bottom body, a pair of upper and lower barrel bodies for storing male and female chicks is formed, and the outer bottom surface of each bucket body is A shell bucket for storing dolls, characterized in that a mounting surface is formed on which the stored dolls are placed. 2. The shell tub for storing dolls as set forth in claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, wherein the barrel body has maki-e applied to appropriate positions on the sides.