JPH0620228U - A box containing small kimono material - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] Designs such as color patterns held by kimono accessories such as obi land can be seen through the kimono contour window, reminiscent of the atmosphere when wearing kimono accessories. Encourages purchasing,
It can also be used as an upholstery. [Composition] Folding Japanese clothing accessories such as obi landing and semi-collared fabric and storing it in a box, put an opaque square sheet piece with a cutout window of kimono contour on the surface, and cover the upper surface with a transparent cover piece Has been done.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 When the present invention displays or sells small kimono items such as obi landings and half-collared items used for kimono, it is possible to enhance the aesthetics by beautifully expressing the stored small kimono items. The present invention relates to a box containing a small kimono area that can promote people's willingness to purchase.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Traditionally, when tying a woman's obi, a obi lifting core is inserted and the obi is lifted up and lightly tied in front, or the obi is used to fix the shape by sandwiching it in the obi, or on the lapel of the lady's armor. A semi-collar collar that is used as a so-called decoration by hanging it on the bottom of a kimono, or a small kimono cloth that is used to sew on the back of the hem of a kimono, such as a Hakage cloth, is in a transparent synthetic resin bag so that you can check its color pattern. Each small item supported by the backing sheet is stored and sold.

As described above, in a case where the Japanese-made accessory ground such as the landing area or the semi-collared cloth is stored in the transparent synthetic resin bag, even if the color pattern of the small-area storage that can be temporarily stored is visible, it is stored. Other than that, there was no special effect, and therefore, after purchasing such a kimono accessory, the transparent synthetic resin bag was simply discarded. In other words, there is no Japanese-made accessory land such as obi landing and semi-collared land when it is used for purposes other than its intended purpose.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, in the box containing the small kimono proposed by the present invention, there is no delay in simply accommodating the small kimono as in the conventional case. It aims to provide a box that stores small kimono items that can be used as an upholstery item at the same time through the motivation and expecting an increase in the total number of items sold. And

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, in a box accommodating a kimono small article according to the present invention, a desired landing area is set in a rectangular box 1. Alternatively, a small piece of Japanese clothing 2 such as a semi-collared fabric is folded and stored, and a square sheet piece 4 made of opaque cardboard or synthetic resin plate having a cutout window 3 cut out in the kimono contour is placed on the surface of the folded piece. At the same time, it is characterized by a box containing a small kimono cloth whose surface is covered with a transparent cover piece 5.

[0006]

【Example】

 Next, an example of an embodiment relating to a box accommodating a kimono accessory according to the present invention will be described in detail.

FIG. 1 is a front perspective view of a box containing a Japanese-style accessory land, for example, a landing area, for sale to a general customer. The lid piece is fitted. FIG. 2 is a front central cross-sectional view of the box showing the storage state of small articles.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a relatively strong box made of wood or synthetic resin, which has a rectangular shape such as a square or a rectangle, and has a standing wall 9 on the periphery, and the box 1 is mainly a kimono accessory. The ground is stored. In addition, another compartment may be provided to store band tightening and the like.

Reference numeral 2 is a Japanese-made accessory ground such as an obi landing, a half-collared cloth or a Hakakeji cloth used for Kimono, and the Japanese-made accessory ground 2 is wound from the upper surface onto a mount 6 made of a suitable cardboard such as a square. It is supported. At this time, the patterns 8 such as the color patterns and patterns expressed on the kimono accessory 2 are arranged so as to be located on the front side.

Reference numeral 3 denotes a notched window cut out in the kimono contour, in which the front body of a kimono such as a long kimono is opened left and right, and the notched window 3 is a square sheet piece made of opaque cardboard or a synthetic resin plate. The cutout window 3 has a large cutout, and the kimono contour of the cutout window 3 can be cut into an appropriate contour such as a small-sleeve shape, a medium-sized kimono sleeve, or a large kimono sleeve, but the point is to create the atmosphere of a kimono. The pattern and pattern 8 of the kimono accessory 2 that is cut out in the kimono outline and can be stored through the cutout window 3 appear on the surface, and the atmosphere of the accessory when wearing the kimono is displayed in the kimono outline. It is configured so that it can be recalled through the cutout window 3. At this time, the rectangular sheet piece 4 having the cutout window 3 has the same shape as the inner peripheral wall of the box 1, and further, by using cardboard or the like colored in dark color such as black, the small sheet material 2 which can be stored. The contrast of appears, and the small item ground 2 is raised and beautifully expressed. In some cases, it is possible to cut out the auspicious words such as Fukuju.

Reference numeral 5 is made of a transparent synthetic resin that covers the Japanese-made accessory ground 2 such as a landing area and the square sheet piece 4 placed on the surface thereof, which are housed in the rectangular box 1 from the upper surface. In the transparent cover piece, a hanging wall 10 is formed on the periphery of the transparent cover piece 5, and the hanging wall 10 is fitted and supported inside the standing wall 9 of the box 1, respectively. It should be noted that the reference numeral 7 in the drawing is a raised bottom made of cardboard or the like to be interposed at the bottom of the box 1, but it may be used if necessary.

[0012]

[Effect of device]

 In the box in which the small kimono cloth of the present invention is stored, the patterns such as the colors and patterns of the stored small kimono cloth such as obi land are recognized through the cutout window cut out in the kimono outline. Therefore, it is possible to examine the wearing atmosphere of a kimono accessory used when wearing a kimono in comparison with the kimono, and the drawback of purchasing a kimono accessory that is disproportionate to the kimono to be worn can be eliminated. Although the atmosphere when using kimono as a kimono cannot be thought of as a single kimono, the cutout window cut out on the kimono outline allows the kimono to be used as a separate piece, allowing the kimono to be used clearly. You will be able to recognize the atmosphere.

[0013] Also, by standing up in a proper place in the room while keeping the state covered with a transparent cover piece from the upper surface of a Japanese-style small article such as an obi land and a cutout window, the cutout window of the kimono outline It can be used as a decorative item without stains by visually observing the landing area, etc. Furthermore, it can be used as a decorative item on the wall surface by hooking any string piece on the left and right standing walls of the box. By fixing a piece of Japanese-style clothing such as a landing place and a square sheet piece with a cutout window to the forehead or hooking it on a colored paper hook, it can be applied as a similar upholstery product.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway front perspective view of a box accommodating a kimono accessory ground.

FIG. 2 is a front center transverse cross-sectional view of a box in which a kimono accessory is stored.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 box 2 Japanese-style accessory ground 3 Notch window 4 Square sheet piece 5 Transparent cover piece 6 Mount 7 Lifting bottom 8 Design 9 Standing wall 10 Hanging wall

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. An opaque cardboard having a cutout window 3 cut out in a kimono contour on a surface of a rectangular box 1 to fold and store a small kimono cloth 2 such as a desired landing area or a semi-necked cloth. Alternatively, a box containing a small kimono cloth characterized in that a rectangular sheet piece 4 made of a synthetic resin plate is placed and the surface thereof is further covered with a transparent cover piece 5.