JPH088880Y2 - Frame that doubles as a kimono storage - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial application] The present invention folds and stores kimono, tomesode, visiting clothes, and other Japanese-style fittings so that the painting part of the kimono is on the front side. This relates to a picture frame that doubles as a storage space for kimonos that can be viewed.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Traditionally, Japanese-style kimono such as furisode, tomesode, and visiting kimono, which are a type of kimono long-sleeved clothes, are taken out from the stored Japanese dance when necessary and worn when not needed. However, the number of occasions in which such Japanese-style fittings are worn is drastically reduced in recent years, and there are very few opportunities to pass through sleeves.As a result of maintaining the kimono storage state for a long time, Wrinkles and stains are likely to occur, or there is a risk of discoloration or fading, and even kimonos with highly artistic paintings, etc. are drawn in without effectively viewing them. It was something that

[0003]

The problems to be solved by the present invention are newly developed in view of the above-mentioned conventional defects, and a furisode and a tomesode housed in a Japanese dance,
Japanese clothes such as visiting clothes are placed in the frame as an interior decoration,
You can fold and store so that the main painting parts such as the hem pattern part of the Japanese fittings are exposed on the front side, and you can view the held Japanese fittings as aesthetic ornaments through the frame and It is an object of the present invention to provide a frame that also serves as a storage space for kimonos, which makes it possible to amplify the attachment to the kimono and to recollect the scenes of wearing the stored Japanese wearing clothes.

Further, regardless of the Japanese-style fitting stored in the frame, wrinkles due to the relaxation peculiar to the woven fabric do not occur, and the weight of the kimono does not cause distortion and is always worn under a certain tension. It is an object of the present invention to provide a frame that can suspend a kimono and at the same time stores a kimono that prevents folding wrinkles from occurring in the Japanese wearing article itself.

[0005]

In order to effectively achieve the above object, in a frame which also serves as a storage for a kimono according to the present invention , a glass or other transparent plate (1) is fitted on the front side.
Then, a space (3) is provided between the transparent plate (1) and the back plate (2).
Inside the void (3) of the frame body (A)
The storage of a kimono made by folding and storing a Japanese-style fitting (4)
Figure of a desired part of the kimono (4) in a frame that doubles as a frame
On the front side of the frame body (A), the picture part (5) such as a pattern or pattern
In the void (3) of the frame body (A) while making it visible
The four corners of the Japanese fitting (4) folded and stored in the
The feature is a frame that also serves as a storage space for a kimono that is tensioned in the corner direction with the material (7) .

[0006]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An example of an embodiment relating to a frame that also serves as a storage for a kimono according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a frame according to the present invention in which a kimono sleeve, a tomesode, a visitor's clothes, and any other Japanese fittings 4 are folded and stored in the frame main body A. Is arranged so that the lower half portion thereof is located on the front side of the frame main body A, and in FIG. 1, the back stitch 8 is positioned at the position of the vertical center line of the frame main body A, and the left and right sides are sequentially arranged. The rear body 9, the front body 10, and the collar 11 are stored in a fully opened state.

Thus, the Japanese fitting 4 has a transparent glass or transparent acrylic resin or other transparent plate 1 on the front side, and preferably has a light-proof ultraviolet ray blocking process which does not cause discoloration or fading of the Japanese fitting 4. The transparent plate 1 provided with the above is fitted, and a space 3 suitable for accommodating at least the Japanese fitting 4 by folding is formed between the transparent plate 1 and an arbitrary back plate 2 such as wood. , A rectangular shape, a rectangular shape, a square shape, or a square shape. At the time of this storage, the hem pattern drawn on the lower half of the Japanese-style fitting 4 and other picture parts such as patterns and patterns are folded and stored so as to appear on the front side of the frame body A, and then stored. The back plate 2 is arbitrarily hooked and closed.

As described above, the painting part 5 of the Japanese fitting 4 is folded and provided in the frame body A so that it is located on the front side. At this time, the left and right inner walls in the void portion 3 of the frame body A are provided. A piano wire, a synthetic resin wire, or other Japanese fitting 4 is stretched over the upper edge with a wire 6 that does not adversely affect discoloration or the like, and the Japanese fitting 4 is inserted through the wire 6 as shown in FIG. It will be suspended and folded.

The Japanese fitting 4 hung from the wire rod 6 in the frame main body A and folded is such that the four corners of the Japanese fitting 4 are attached to the corners of the inner wall of the frame main body A so that wrinkles do not appear on the front side. A configuration is adopted in which a clip having an elastic member such as rubber attached to the above, a safety pin, and other tension members 7 are engaged with each other, and thereby the sum attachment 4 is maintained in a tensioned state by pulling in the direction of the angle of the frame main body A. ing.

When the area of the folded Japanese-style attachment 4 is smaller than the area of the transparent plate 1 of the frame main body A, an edging member such as Japanese paper is provided along the inner peripheral edge of the frame main body A, and the frame main body is also provided. Since the uneven surface of the Japanese wearing article 4 folded into A is formed by folding, it is preferable to apply an appropriate cushioning material from the back side.

FIGS. 4 to 6 show the sequence of steps for folding the Japanese attachment 4 into a picture frame of the size of the painting 65.
According to the process, the Japanese fitting 4 is hung from the piano wire or other wire rod 6 in a fully opened state, the Japanese fitting 4 is maintained in two folds, and the folded back part is folded in two as shown in FIG. To do. That is, after fold it in two so that the left and right back bodies 9, the left and right front bodies 10, and the lower half parts of the left and right collars 11 are located on the front side, hold the collar 12 horizontally, and keep the shoulder line straight from the back center with the collar. So that Next, as shown in FIG. 5, the protruding sleeves 13 are bent to the back side, and the collar 1 is further protruded to the left and right.
The two parts are likewise folded back to give a folding kimono B with a rectangular contour.

7 to 10 show the sequence of steps for folding the Japanese attachment 4 into a picture frame of the size of painting 32. According to this process, the painting portion 5 from the back stitch 8 of the Japanese fitting 4 to the upper front body 10 is hung so as to be exposed on the piano wire or other wire rod 6, and the back stitch 8
Is folded in two in the vertical direction, passed through the wire 6 and folded in the width direction as shown in FIG. The back half of the folded back half 8
A is opened to the right and left so as to be at right angles to the backsewers 8 in the lower half portion, both sleeves are bent by sleeve attachment, and a folding kimono C having a substantially square outline is obtained. Kimonos B and C folded in this way
When taking out from the frame main body A and wearing it as a kimono,
The number of broken lines is as small as possible, and wrinkles can be prevented from occurring.

[0014]

[Effect of the Invention] According to the frame of the present invention that also serves as a storage space for the kimono, the painting part 5 such as the hem pattern of the kimono fitting 4 is folded so that it appears on the front side of the frame body A, and It can be appreciated as an aesthetic ornament, and at the same time you can enhance your attachment and memories of kimono.

Further, the inner wall of the frame main body A is formed at each corner portion.
By the tension members 7 at the four corners such as
Wrinkles peculiar to the fabric do not occur and the painting part 5 is always under tension.
Despite the fact that the Japanese fitting 4 is stored in the frame body A, folding wrinkles are less likely to occur when wearing the kimono, and the Japanese fitting 4 stored in the Japanese dance can be used and stored. It is truly excellent as one aspect. That is, the four of the kimono
The corner is always pulled by the tension member in the direction of the corner and is locked.
With, you can change the top and bottom of the frame main body, swing and other complicated handling.
Even if it is applied, the painting part of the kimono will not slacken in the regular parts
There is an effect of being located.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway front perspective view when a kimono is stored.

FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway rear perspective view of the frame body.

FIG. 3 is a longitudinally enlarged partial cross-sectional view of the front side of the kimono when stored.

FIG. 4 is a process drawing of folding a kimono into a rectangle.

FIG. 5 is a process drawing of folding a kimono into a rectangle.

FIG. 6 is a process drawing of folding a kimono into a rectangle.

FIG. 7 is a process drawing of folding a kimono into a square.

FIG. 8 is a process drawing of folding a kimono into a square.

FIG. 9 is a process drawing of folding a kimono into a square.

FIG. 10 is a process drawing of folding a kimono into a square.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 transparent plate 2 back plate 3 void part 4 frame body 5 painting part 6 wire rod 7 tensile member 8 backstitch 8a backstitch 9 back body 10 front body 11 collar 12 collar 13 sleeve A frame body B folding kimono C folding kimono

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A transparent plate (1) made of glass or the like is fitted on the front side.
A gap between the transparent plate (1) and the back plate (2).
(3) The void portion of the frame body (A) formed by forming
A garment made by folding and storing the Japanese fitting (4) in (3)
In the frame that also serves as a storage for things, the desired one of the kimono (4)
The picture part (5) such as the design and pattern of the part is the frame body (A)
It is exposed on the front side of the frame and the void part of the frame body (A)
Inside the (3), the four corners of the Japanese fitting (4) folded and stored
Characterized in that the tension member (7) tensions the
A frame that doubles as a storage space for kimonos.