JPH08322704A - Shield-shaped decoration using betrothal ornaments - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a compact, luxurious, general-purpose, shield-shaped decoration using betrothal ornaments. CONSTITUTION: A decorative part 12 is provided on the front of a battledore- shaped shield-plate part 11. The decorative part 12 comprises a crane part a, a turtle part b, a pine part c, a bamboo part d and a Japanese plum part e where a crane, turtle, a pine, a bamboo and a Japanese plum are arranged integrally. It can be placed at a alcove or others as a New Year decoration. Although persons concerned can recognize them as betrothal ornaments, outsiders can't. Therefore, it can be a multipurpose decoration.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a plaque-shaped ornament which uses a confinement ornament and is erected on floors, walls or the like like a plaque or a frame.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art The custom of adding ornaments made of Mizuhiki to beards is still popular all over the country, and the ornaments tend to be luxurious year by year. FIG. 4 shows an example of a curry decoration currently used.

The basic decorations for cranes are crane A, turtle B, pine C, bamboo D, and plum E. Recently, a front ornament F attached to an engagement ring
It is often combined with other front decorations such as Takasago dolls depending on the area, customs, price, etc.

[0004]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] Such a decoration is an important decoration commemorating the turning point of life. However, unlike Hina dolls and May dolls, they are only used once when they are tied up, and they are very uncomfortable to display at other times, and they are very bulky to store. Therefore, the reality is that they cannot be used and cannot be discarded. We sometimes ask shrines to dispose of them, but we still have to let go of important memorials.

The present invention has been devised in view of the above circumstances, and provides a compact, reusable ornamental ornament, which is a shield-shaped ornament using the ornamental ornament which does not feel uncomfortable to decorate after ornamentation. The purpose is to

[0006]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION A shield-shaped ornament using a garment decoration according to the present invention is a garment decoration consisting of a shield board part which is erected on floors, walls or the like like a shield or forehead, and Mizuhiki. Among them, a part or all of main decorations such as cranes, turtles, pine trees, bamboos, plums, etc. are taken out and integrally decorated on the surface of the shield board.

[0007]

[Function] The main decorations such as cranes, turtles, pine trees, bamboos, plums, etc. are used in part or in whole, so it is very gorgeous, and it does not feel that the decorations have been released. Since the shield plate is a type that is used upright,
Not bulky. Since the ornament taken out from the Yuden decoration will be redesigned integrally on the surface of the shield, it is not necessary to be aware that it is the Yu decoration.

[0008]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an overall structure of an example of a decoration embodying the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a shield plate portion of the decoration, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a frame part.

As shown in FIG. 1, the ornament 10 of this embodiment.
Has a shape of a battledore, and is configured to be used by standing it on the pedestal 20. The ornament 10 includes a shield plate portion 11 in the shape of a battledore and a decoration portion 12 attached to the surface thereof.

As shown in FIG. 2, the shield 11 of the ornament 10 has a wooden board 13 cut out in the shape of a battledore. A cloth 17 is wrapped around the handle of the wooden board 13 for decoration. A thin plate 14 having the same shape as that portion is stacked on the portion of the wooden board 13 excluding the handle. The surface of the thin plate 14 is covered with a cloth 15 made of red crepe.

Here, the thin plate 14 and the cloth 15 are fixed to the surface of the wooden board 13 by folding the periphery of the cloth 15 to the back side of the thin board 14 and fixing the thin plate 14 to the surface of the wooden board 13 in this state. There is.

Then, the shield plate portion 11 is constructed by meandering from the top to the bottom of the wooden board 13 on the surface of the cloth 15 as if it were a river flow, and attaching a plurality of water drawers 16 in parallel, and further the shield board 11 is constructed. The ornament 10 is configured by attaching the decoration 12 to the surface of the plate 11.

The decoration portion 12 of the ornament 10 is a crane A, a turtle B, a pine C, a bamboo D, and a plum E in the set of decorations shown in FIG.
It consists of a crane part a, a tortoise part b, a pine part c, a bamboo part d, and a plum part e which are taken out from each. Pine C, bamboo D, and plum E have thick trunks called “moku”, and in expensive sets, these trunks are particularly thick and other parts are also large. Therefore, with respect to these, the trunk is cut off and the part other than the trunk is separated and a part thereof is attached to the surface of the shield board 11 as a pine c, a bamboo d, and a plum e.

Also, the crane part a, the turtle part b, the pine part c, the bamboo part d,
Ume part e has an integrated design on the surface of the shield plate part 11 due to its arrangement and the like. Here, the crane part a is arranged at the top and the turtle part b is arranged at the bottom. Is arranged facing upward, and the pine part c, the bamboo part d, and the ume part e are arranged between them in a harmonious configuration.

That is, the Mizuhiki 16 assuming a river flow
(See Fig. 2) Tsurube a descends from a crane and Kamebe b
Is an image of a turtle crawling out, and Matsube c, Take d, and Ume e are images of Shochikuume on the riverbank. Further, as is clear from this, the Mizuhiki 16 not only decorates the blank space, but also the crane part a, the turtle part b,
The pine part c, the bamboo part d, and the plum part e are connected to the viewer, which contributes to enhancing the sense of unity.

Then, a gold-plated nail is used to attach the crane portion a, the turtle portion b, the pine portion c, the bamboo portion d, and the plum portion e.

The mount 20 is made of black lacquered wood. As shown in FIG. 3, this gantry 20 has a square base plate 21. A protrusion 22 with which the lower end portion of the ornament 10 is engaged is provided at the front front portion of the base plate 21, and a T-shaped support column 23 that supports the ornament 10 from the rear is provided upright at the rear portion of the upper surface. . The support column 23 is of a disassembled type and its vertical portion is screwed from the back side of the base plate 21 and is also connected by a screw at the center portion. Both arms are screwed to the upper end of the vertical portion and have protrusions 24, 24 at both ends. Protrusion 24,
24 locks the ornament 10 fitted between them.

The ornament 10 of this embodiment is a crane, a turtle, a pine,
It is a gorgeous and congratulatory decoration that combines bamboo and plum, so it can be displayed on floors, shelves, etc. for New Year's, for example.
This ornament 10 is in the shape of a battledore, in addition to not being aware of the decoration, so it fits well with the New Year's atmosphere. Further, since the shape of the battledore is long in the vertical direction, there is also an advantage that it is not particularly bulky.

Of course, it is possible to decorate it other than the New Year or put it in a glass case such as a doll case. For small nostalgic decorations, the pine, bamboo, and plum trunks may be used as-is without cutting off. The size of the ornament 10 is not particularly limited, but is about 70 cm in height, for example.

The pedestal 20 can reliably support the ornament 10, and its base plate 21 can also be used as a stand for decorating a front ornament such as a Takasago doll that is not used for the ornament 10.

The shield 11 of the ornament 10 is not limited to the shape of a battledore, and may have a fan shape, a rhombus, a rectangle, a heart shape, or the like. , The shape of a battledore and the shape of a fan are particularly desirable. In the case of a fan shape, the Mizuhiki 16 is arranged from the upper right to the lower left, or from the upper left to the lower right, and the crane part a is on the upper end side, the turtle part b is on the lower end side, and the pine part c and the bamboo part d are on both sides. Umebe e
It is desirable to place the image of a crane descending and a turtle crawling out.

As for the support form of the shield plate 11, the pedestal 2 is also used.
There is no need to use 0, or use another mount, or hang it on a wall like a forehead without using a mount, and make it stand by itself with legs attached to the back of the shield 11 like a photo stand. May be. In any case, since it is used upright, it does not become bulky.

As for the decorative portion 12, it is most preferable to use five types of cranes, turtles, pine trees, bamboos, and plums, as in the above embodiment, in view of their importance and design.

[0024]

As described above, the shield-shaped ornaments using the Yuden ornament according to the present invention are difficult to treat even though they are important ornaments to commemorate the milestone of life. It is an effective reuse of compact ornaments as compact and colorful ornaments, and its value is extremely great for the parties.

That is, the bulky decorations are disposed of to contribute to securing a storage space. Crane, turtle, pine,
Since the main parts such as bamboo and plum are used, it is very gorgeous, and it gives the satisfaction that they have left it in spite of disposing of the decoration. Because it is not bulky,
Easy to store. Since it does not feel uncomfortable when displayed, it is highly versatile.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an overall structure of an example of an ornament embodying the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a shield plate portion of an ornament.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a pedestal portion.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a storage decoration used in an embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

10 ornament 11 shield board 12 ornament 20 mount A, B, C, D, E Yuno ornamental crane, turtle, pine, bamboo, plum a, b, c, d, e Yuno ornament Tsurube, Kamebe, Matsube, Takebe, Umebe

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A shield, a tortoise, and a tortoise included in a mooring decoration consisting of Mizuhiki, which are installed between floors and walls such as shields and foreheads.
A decoration was used, characterized in that a part or all of each of the main decorations such as pine, bamboo, and plum was taken out and the decoration part was integrally formed on the surface of the shield plate. Shield-shaped ornament. 2. The shield-shaped ornament using a concealed decoration according to claim 1, wherein the shield plate portion is in the shape of a battledore or a fan shape. 3. The shield using the garnet decoration according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the shield plate has a plurality of Mizuhiki, which are fixed in parallel on the surface in a meandering manner like a stream of a river. Shaped ornaments.