JPH0622836A - Japanese style decorative picture frame and its manufacture - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide the Japanese style decorative picture frame which has a high-class sense as an indoor decoration, and can be used as a decorative picture frame as it is. CONSTITUTION:Japanese style decorative cloth is stuck to the surface of a base plate through a cushiony sheet and a decorative frame 2 having a window part 3 in the center is formed, and also, the surface is formed by Japanese style cloth, and moreover, a reverse side plate 4 provided with a supporting leg 6 on the reverse side is provided, and by sticking the reverse side of the decorative frame 2 and the surface of the reverse side plate 4 leaving a part of the peripheral edge, a Japanese style decorative picture frame 1 is formed, and a picture or a photograph, etc., are inserted from a slit formed by the part 18 to which an adhesive agent is not applied, in the Japanese style decorative picture frame 1 and allowed to appear in the window part 3.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention is used as a frame for photographs by using a Japanese-style decorative fabric.
The present invention relates to a high-quality Japanese-style decorative frame that can also be used as a decorative frame and a method for manufacturing the frame.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a frame for holding and decorating a picture or a photograph, a frame made of a decorative frame made of wood, synthetic resin, light metal or the like has been generally used. On the other hand, except for folding screens, Japanese and Chinese calligraphy is displayed as hangings (hanging scrolls) between the floors, and the surface of the hangings is Kinran, Ginran, Sha, Shako. A relatively high-grade decorative fabric such as (don's) is used. Generally, these frame and hanging decorations are used to help the viewer easily enter the world of paintings to be viewed, and of course they should be compatible with these paintings as well as interior decoration and It is said that it should be made in consideration of harmony with furniture and furniture.

[0003]

Due to the origin of the origin of the frame and the hanging, the frame is naturally adaptable to the Western-style interior furnishings, and the hanging is adapted to the Japanese-style interior furnishings. Is said to be. The inventor of this invention is
By forming a frame using the Japanese-style decorative fabric used for the above hangings, as a frame to decorate a drawing room or office at home, there is no discomfort with the pictures and photos, and the interior furnishing The present invention has been found to be sufficiently compatible with the above, and has completed the Japanese-style decorative frame and the manufacturing method thereof according to the present invention.

[0004]

A Japanese-style decorative frame according to the present invention has a window portion in the center and a cushion-shaped decorative frame whose front surface is formed of Japanese-style decorative fabric, and whose surface is formed of Japanese-style fabric. Adhere the back plate made of, leaving a part of the periphery,
It is characterized in that a slit is formed at the non-sticking portion of the decorative frame and the back plate so as to insert a photograph, a painting or the like into the window of the decorative frame.

Further, according to the method for producing a Japanese-style decorative picture frame of the present invention, the surface of a substrate having a predetermined outer shape in which the center is cut out in an arbitrary shape has a substantially same shape as that of the substrate and a margin portion. A single Japanese-style decorative fabric that has been cut by adding is placed via a cushioning sheet having the same shape as the substrate, and the Japanese-style decorative fabric is folded back along the inner and outer peripheral edges of the substrate and the paste margin portion of the substrate By sticking on the back side, a decorative frame made of a Japanese-style decorative fabric having a window portion in the center and a cushioning property on the surface is formed, while the same or different Japanese-style fabric on the front and back sides of the core plate. A back plate formed by adhering to the decorative frame is adhered to the peripheral edge of the back surface of the decorative frame, leaving a part of the peripheral edge. So that it is exposed in the window of the decorative frame. It is an feature.

In the present invention, as the Japanese-style cloth applied to the surface of the decorative frame, the back plate, and other parts constituting the Japanese-style decorative frame, the above-mentioned gold brocade and silver which have been conventionally used for Japanese clothes and belts are used. In addition to brocade, gauze, and jade, woven fabrics such as Habutae, Chirimen, Syusu, and Yuzen are used, and the design pattern should be selected appropriately. You can

The decorative frame of the Japanese-style decorative frame according to the present invention can protect pictures and photographs inserted by attaching a transparent film between the back side of the window and the back plate, and By using the Japanese-style cloth on the back plate exposed in the window as the same as or similar to the Japanese-style decoration cloth of the decorative frame, it can be used as a decoration frame without attaching pictures or photos. can do.

Further, a decorative piece made of a different-colored cord body or a Japanese-style cloth can be added to the portion of the decorative frame formed of the Japanese-style decorative cloth, whereby the decorative effect can be further enhanced.

[0009]

According to the Japanese-style decorative frame of the present invention, the surface of a decorative frame having a window in the center is formed of a Japanese-style decorative fabric while maintaining cushioning properties, and the back of the decorative frame is also formed of a Japanese-style fabric on the back side. Since a plate is attached and pictures and photos can be taken in and out from the slit formed in a part of the outer edge, Japanese-style decoration fabric on the decorative frame and Japanese-style fabric on the back plate add Japanese-style decoration to the frame to create a high-class It is a frame with a feeling.

According to the method for producing a Japanese-style decorative frame of the present invention, a cushioning sheet is interposed between a substrate and a Japanese-style decorative fabric to form a decorative frame having a raised surface with an appropriate three-dimensional effect, and the back surface of the decorative frame. It is possible to form a Japanese-style decorative frame having a Japanese-style design pattern by adhering a back plate whose surface is made of Japanese-style cloth to the.

[0011]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. 1 and 2 show an example of a Japanese-style decorative frame according to the present invention. The frame 1 includes a decorative frame 2 whose surface is decorated with a Japanese-style decorative fabric, a back plate 4 and the back plate 4.
The back plate 4 and the support legs 6 are also made of Japanese cloth on the surface.

The outer frame of the decorative frame 2 has a rectangular shape, and an oval window portion 3 having an appropriate size is formed at the center, and the surface of the frame portion around the window portion 3 has a cushioning property. With the above-mentioned structure, the pattern 1 is raised to an appropriate thickness, and the frame 5 is given a sense of elegance and solidity by the pattern 5 and the raised surface of the Japanese-style decorative fabric.

The decorative frame 2 and the back plate 4 are overlapped with each other and integrally bonded in the vicinity of the outer peripheral edge except for the central portion where a photograph or the like is set. The outer peripheral edge portion of the intermediate portion is a non-adhered portion which is not adhered, and a slit 8 for inserting a picture or a photograph is formed therein.

The upper end of the support leg 5 is attached to the back surface of the back plate 4. The support leg 5 is configured to be folded along the back surface of the back plate 4 and to open the legs to stand the frame 1. The support leg 5 is stretched between the back plate 5 and the support leg 5. The string 7 restricts the support leg 5 from opening more than necessary.

The decorative frame 2 may be provided with a transparent film (not shown) on the back side of the window portion 3 to protect pictures and photographs. Moreover, the portion of the Japanese-style fabric of the back plate 4 appearing in the window 3 of the decorative frame 2 may be a plain Japanese fabric of a specific color, but the same Japanese-style decorative fabric as the above-mentioned decorative fabric of the decorative frame 2 May be used, and in particular, the design pattern may be arranged in succession with the design pattern of the decorative frame, or the surface portion of the decorative frame 2 may be plain and the back plate 4 appearing in the window 3 may be used.
It is possible to use as a Japanese-style decoration frame as it is without attaching a picture or a photograph to the window portion 3 by using a Japanese-style fabric having a pattern in which only the portion is completely different.

FIG. 3 shows another embodiment of the Japanese-style decorative frame according to the present invention. The Japanese-style decorative frame 21 has a window portion 2 in the center.
A pair of decorative frames 22a and 22b forming 3a and 23b are arranged at a predetermined interval and a pair of decorative frames 22a are formed.
The back surface of the back plate 24 and the back surface of the back plate 22b are commonly attached by a single back plate 24 which is made of Japanese-style cloth, and the border line between the decorative frames 22a and 22b of the back plate 24 can be bent to an appropriate bending angle. It is a type of stand that is bent by bending inward.

Of the window portions 23a and 23b formed in the decorative frames 22a and 22b, the portion of the back plate 25 exposed in the window portion 23a is made of plain Japanese cloth, and the portion of the window portion 23b is formed. The part of the back plate 25 exposed to the above is adapted to the Japanese style decorative fabric of the decorative frames 22a and 22b, and the design pattern is also continuous with the design pattern of the decorative frame 22b. With this configuration, the slits 24a and 24b formed in a part of the peripheral edges of the decorative frame 22a and the back plate 24.
A picture or photograph is inserted from the window 23a to be exposed from the window 23a to be used as a frame, and the window 23b of the other decorative frame 22b is used.
Can be used as a frame for decoration with a Japanese-style decorative fabric similar to the decorative frames 22a and 22b. In addition,
It is also possible to form a slit by a portion which is not adhered to the outer peripheral edges of the decorative frame 22b and the back plate 24 so that pictures and photographs can be put in and taken out from the slit.

A method of manufacturing the Japanese-style decorative frame 1 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 will be described below. First, as shown in FIG. 4, an elliptical window 13 having the same shape as the substrate 14 is formed on the upper surface of a substrate 14 made of a rectangular thick cardboard having an elliptical window 15 formed in the center. The cushioning sheet 12 made of the soft polyurethane foam sheet provided is placed, and the Japanese-style decorative cloth 9 is attached from the upper surface thereof. This decorative fabric 9
Is used by forming the central window portion 11 by cutting extra margin portions 10a and 10b on the outer contour of the substrate 14 and the window portion 15, respectively, and stacking the cushioning sheet 12 on the substrate 14. Then, the decorative cloth 9 is covered from the upper surface, the margin portions 10a and 10b are folded back to the back surface of the substrate 14, and the margin portions 10a and 10b are bonded to the rear surface of the substrate 14 to form the decorative frame 2.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 5, the back plate 5 is a core plate (not shown) made of a thick cardboard having the same shape and size as that of the substrate 14 without forming a window in the center. The front and back are covered with the same or different fabric as the Japanese-style decorative fabric and adhered to each other, and the supporting legs 6 are also coated with the same Japanese-style fabric, and the extra fabric left at the base end of the supporting legs 6 is The lower end of the support leg 6 and the back plate 4 are pushed into the cut 16 formed in the back plate 4 and adhered to each other.
The lower end of the support leg 6 is connected with a connecting cord 7 having a predetermined length to restrict the support leg 6 from being opened more than necessary, so that the support leg 6 can be opened or closed.

The decorative frame 2 is provided on the upper surface of the back plate 4 thus obtained.
As shown in FIG. 6, for example, an adhesive is applied to the inside of the outer peripheral edge of the back plate 4 while leaving a part of one side of the long side, and the adhesive is applied by the adhesive applying section 17. . In this case, the length of the portion 18 to which the adhesive is not applied is the window portion 3
The length is secured to be slightly longer than the long side of the ellipse. In addition, the portion 18 to which such an adhesive is not applied is
The back plate 4 can be set on one of the short sides of the short side, but in this case, a length slightly longer than that of the oval short side of the window 3 is secured, and the obtained frame is obtained. 1 has a slit 8 shown in FIG. 2 formed by the portion 18 to which the adhesive is not applied, and a photograph or a picture is inserted from the slit 8 to be exposed in the window portion 3 of the decorative frame 2 and held. be able to.

[0021]

According to the Japanese-style decorative frame of the present invention, the surface of the decorative frame having the window portion in the center is decorated with the Japanese-style decorative fabric while maintaining the cushioning property, and the surface of the decorative frame on the back side is the Japanese-style fabric. By attaching the back plate formed in, it is possible to put in and take out pictures and photos from the slit formed in part of the outer edge, and the decorative fabric of the decorative frame and the back plate adds a Japanese style elegance to the frame. It becomes a high-quality decorative frame that can be used without any discomfort in the reception room or office.

In this Japanese-style decorative frame, the Japanese-style cloth of the back plate exposed from the window in the center of the decorative frame has the same pattern as the decorative frame or a pattern close to it, so that a picture or photograph can be inserted. Without that, it can exert an excellent effect that it can be used as a Japanese-style decoration frame.

In the method for manufacturing a Japanese-style decorative frame according to the present invention, a cushioning sheet is interposed between the substrate and the Japanese-style decorative cloth to form a decorative frame, and the back surface of the decorative frame has a front surface made of the Japanese-style cloth. Since the boards are glued together, it gives a proper three-dimensional effect to the entire frame, and together with the Japanese pattern design,
A decorative effect can be imparted. In addition,
The decorative effect can be further improved by adding a decorative piece made of a different-colored cord or Japanese-style cloth to the decorative frame of the frame.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a Japanese-style decorative frame according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the Japanese-style decorative picture frame of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view showing a manufacturing process of a decorative frame in a Japanese-style decorative frame.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a back plate in a Japanese-style decorative frame.

FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view showing how the decorative frame of the Japanese-style decorative frame and the back plate are attached.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Japanese-style decorative frame 2 Decorative frame 3 Window part 4 Back plate 6 Support leg 7 Connecting string 8 Slit 17 Adhesive application part 18 Part to which adhesive is not applied

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A back surface of a cushioning decorative frame having a window portion in the center and a front surface formed of Japanese-style decorative fabric,
A back plate made of Japanese-style cloth is attached, leaving a part of the periphery, and a photo, painting, etc. is inserted in the non-sticking part between the decorative frame and the back plate to reveal it on the window of the decorative frame. A Japanese-style decorative frame characterized by being formed with slits that are exposed. 2. The Japanese-style decorative picture frame according to claim 1, wherein the decorative frame is provided with a transparent film on the back side of the window portion. 3. The back plate is characterized in that a portion of the Japanese-style cloth appearing in the window portion of the decorative frame is the same as or similar to the Japanese-style decorative cloth of the decorative frame.
Or the Japanese-style decorative frame described in 2. 4. A single Japanese-style decoration in which a center is cut out in a window shape in an arbitrary shape to a surface of a substrate having a predetermined outer shape, which is substantially the same shape as the substrate and which is cut by adding a margin portion. The dough is placed through a cushioning sheet having the same shape as the substrate, the Japanese-style decorative fabric is folded back along the inner and outer peripheral edges of the substrate and attached to the back surface of the substrate at the glue area, thereby forming a window in the center. While forming a decorative frame made of a Japanese-style decorative fabric whose surface has a cushioning property, the back plate formed by sticking the same or different Japanese-style fabric as the above-mentioned Japanese-style decorative fabric on the front and back of the core plate The frame is attached to the rear edge of the frame, leaving a part of the edge, and a photograph, painting, etc. is inserted through the slit formed in the non-attached portion between the decorative frame and the back plate to reveal it on the window of the decorative frame. A method for producing a Japanese-style decorative picture frame, which is characterized in that the frame is put out.