JPH0523500Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] <Industrial field of application> This invention relates to a mizuhiki belt that can be easily attached to and removed from a gift or condolence bag.

<Conventional technology> Auspicious events such as marriage, admission, graduation, opening of a store, etc., or
At funerals, memorial services, and other condolence events, there is a custom of presenting banknotes, etc. to the parties concerned, but in this case, the banknotes, etc. should be stored in a designated bag, and the congratulatory and condolence information and the amount of money received should be written on part of the bag. is normal.

This envelope for celebrations and condolences is composed of an inner envelope for storing bills and the like, an outer envelope that encases the inner envelope, and a mizuhiki obi (a traditional Japanese string sash) around which the outer envelope is wrapped.

The inner bag is simply an envelope shape, but the outer bag is made by first folding a piece of washi paper into three lengthwise strips, then folding the top and bottom sides to the back and stacking them. The middle part, which overlaps the two, is tightened with a mizuhiki belt.

The formal mizuhiki obi is made by tying a string into a predetermined shape and tightening it around the outer bag, but since there are rules about the shape itself and it is difficult to make, conventionally,
The ring-shaped mizuhiki belt with a knot formed in advance can be passed through the outer bag.

<Problem to be solved by the invention> When storing banknotes, etc. in the bag for congratulations and condolences described above after purchase, first remove the mizuhiki belt, open the outer bag, put the banknotes in the inner bag, and then open the inner bag again. The procedure is to wrap it in an outer bag and put a mizuhiki belt on it.

However, in this case, the mizuhiki obi is ring-shaped and the outer bag is triple-layered, so
There was a problem that the mizuhiki belt was difficult to remove and difficult to put on. If forced too much, there was a risk that the mizuhiki belt and outer bag would break or be damaged, resulting in a very poor appearance.

Furthermore, although the knots of mizuhiki belts are already set in a certain shape, especially for auspicious occasions, there is a growing demand for a variety of innovative shapes, without being bound by traditional customs. There is.

<Means for solving the problem> The present invention was devised to solve the above-mentioned problems.The present invention was devised in order to solve the above-mentioned problems. Department and
It consists of left and right side parts that are continuously bent at both ends of the central part and applied to the front side of the bag body, and the end of one side part is bent forward and diagonally upward to form a first bent part. At the same time, the portion extending diagonally upward is bent rearward and diagonally downward to form a second bent portion, and the portion extending diagonally downward is further bent forward to form a third bent portion, This is a mizuhiki band body for a gift or condolence bag, which is constructed by inserting a portion extending from the third bent portion between the first bent portion and the second bent portion to form a knotted and folded portion.

<Function> The present invention has the above-described configuration, and in order to wind the mizuhiki band around the bag body, the central part is applied to the back side of the bag body, and the pair of side parts are applied to the front side of the bag body. The other side part is inserted through the passage part formed between the second bending part and the third bending part of the knotted and folded part at the end of one side part. All you have to do is overlap it.

Further, the water pulling band can be removed from the bag body by simply loosening the other side portion from the passage portion.

<Example> The present invention will be explained below based on the drawings of the example. The bag body 1 for storing banknotes and the like is mainly manufactured from Japanese paper like conventional products, and has a structure in which a sheet of Japanese paper is folded into three to form a vertically long belt shape, and then the top and bottom are folded and stacked to form a bag shape.

On the other hand, the thin strip-shaped mizuhiki band 2 wound horizontally around the center of the bag body 1 described above may be constructed by arranging a large number of thin strings flat and hardening them with adhesive or the like.
It may be constructed by carving a large number of thin grooves in parallel along the length of a thin strip of thick paper, or furthermore, it may be constructed by carving a large number of thin grooves in parallel along the length of a thick paper. It may also be constructed by printing them in parallel. Also,
It is also conceivable to form it from a relatively thick synthetic resin.

The mizuhiki band body 2 is approximately three times as long as the width of the bag body 1, is bent at about one-third from the left and right ends, and is sandwiched between the left and right bent parts 3, 3 at the center. 4 on the back side of the bag body 1, and each bent part 3
The left and right side parts 5, 5 extending from to the end are applied to the surface of the bag body 1 and wound.

In the left and right side portions 5, 5, the end portion 5' of one side portion 5 is first bent forward to form a first bent portion 6 and extends obliquely upward. The upper portion of the portion is bent backward to form a second bent portion 7, and a front portion 8 is formed between the first bent portion 6 and the second bent portion 7.

Next, the lower portion of the portion extending obliquely downward from the second bent portion 7 is bent forward to form a third bent portion 9, and the second bent portion 7 and the third bent portion 9 are bent forward. A back portion 10 is provided between the two, and a lateral passage portion 11 whose left and right ends are open is formed between the rear surface of the end portion 5' and the front surface of the back portion 10.

Then, the portion extending obliquely upward from the third bent portion 9 is inserted into the rear surface of the front portion 8 and tied to the folded portion 12.
It forms.

In addition, in the embodiments shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the front part 8
The part through which the is inserted further extends obliquely upward to form a decorative part 13.

In the above-mentioned configuration, the center part 4 is applied to the back side of the bag body 1, and the left and right side parts 5, 5 are applied to the front side of the bag body 1, and the passage part 11 of the knotted and folded part 12 is placed on the other side. The side part 5 is inserted from the end and is attached overlappingly to one side part 5, and the decorative part 13 extending diagonally upward has a sufficient decorative effect as a decorative knot.

In addition, in order to remove the mizuhiki band 2 from the bag body 1, it is only necessary to loosen the other side part 5 from the passage part 11.

Next, FIGS. 6 to 11 show another embodiment, in which the mizuhiki band body 2 has a shape in which the decorative part 13 of the knotted folded part 12 at one side part 5 is omitted, A decorative body 14 is attached to this mizuhiki band body 2.

The decorative body 14 is constructed by arranging an appropriate number of decorative thread materials and tying them in a decorative knot.The central portion is tied and folded into a predetermined shape to form a knotted portion 15. A gap 16 is provided in which the mizuhiki band 2 is passed laterally.

The knot portion 15 has a vertical band portion 17 formed at least on its back side, and the gap formed between the front surface of the vertical band portion 17 and the rear surface of the knot portion 15 is the above-mentioned gap portion 16. be.

Therefore, the other side part 5 of the mizuhiki band body 2 is passed through the gap 16 of this decorative body 14, and the decorative body 14 is moved until it is locked with the knotted folded part 12 of one side part 5, In this state, with the bag body 1 closed in a predetermined state, the center part 4 of the mizuhiki band 2 is placed on the back side of the bag body 1, and both side parts 5, 5 of the mizuhiki band 2 are attached to the bag body 1. Wrap it around the surface of the main body 1, and first tie the other side part 5 of the mizuhiki band 2 with the knotted folded part 12.
The decorative body
is arranged on the front part of the bag body 1.

To open the bag body 1, conversely, it is sufficient to remove the other side portion 5 of the water-pulling band 2 from the gap 16 and the passage portion 11 and untying or loosening the water-pulling band 2.

Although the present invention has been described above with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and may be implemented in any manner as long as the configuration described in the claims for utility model registration is not changed. can.

For example, especially when used for congratulations and condolences,
The color of the mizuhiki band body 2 and the decorative body 14 is not limited to mere red and white, but can be made rich in color.

<Effects of the invention> In summary, according to the present invention, it is extremely easy to attach and remove the mizuhiki belt from the bag body for storing banknotes, etc., and the external appearance is improved without folding or damaging the mizuhiki belt or the outer bag. can be maintained in good condition.

Furthermore, since the knots, colors, etc. of the mizuhiki obi can be made into various novel shapes of one's preference, the room for choice is greatly expanded, and items of high practical value can be provided.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is a front view of the Mizuhiki belt body attached to the bag body;
The figure is a front perspective view of the Mizuhiki belt, Figure 3 is a rear perspective view of the Mizuhiki belt, Figure 4 is a plan view of the Mizuhiki belt, Figure 5 is a sectional view of the Mizuhiki belt, and Figure 6 is a cross-sectional view of the Mizuhiki belt. An exploded perspective view of a mizuhiki band and a decorative body showing an embodiment, FIG. 7 is a side view of the decorative body, and FIG. 8 is a sectional view taken along the line A-A in FIG. 6.
Fig. 9 is a rear view of the state in which the mizuhiki band is inserted into the decorative body, Fig. 10 is a front view of the state in which the mizuhiki band and the decorative body are attached to the bag body, and Fig. 11 is a rear view of the state in which the mizuhiki band and the decorative body are attached to the bag body. FIG. 3 is a rear view of the device being installed. Explanation of the symbols: 1 is the bag main body, 2 is the water pulling belt, 5 is the side part 5, 6 is the first bent part, 7 is the second bent part, 9 is the third bent part, 11 is the passage part , 12 is a knotted and folded portion, and 14 is a decorative body.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The obi cord that is wrapped around the main body of the bag that stores banknotes, etc.
It consists of a central part that is applied to the back side of the bag body, and left and right side parts that are bent continuously at both ends of the central part and applied to the front side of the bag body, and the end of one side part is folded diagonally upward in front. At the same time, the part extending diagonally upward is bent backward and diagonally downward to form a second bent part, and the part extending diagonally downward is further bent forward. Mizuhiki of a congratulatory/condolence bag formed by forming a third bent part and inserting a part extending from the third bent part between the first bent part and the second bent part to form a tied folded part. Band body.