JPH09169081A - Paper with pattern - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain paper with pattern excellent in appearance having depth and developing patterns of a soft feeling by laminating two laminates each consisting of thin Japanese paper and a film having light permeability of at least a translucent degree so that patterns and a white film are interposed between them in an overlapped state. SOLUTION: Patterned paper is constituted of lamainates 1 each consisting of thin Japanese paper 1a and a film 1b, a white or metal gloss film 2 and patterns 3. The film 1b has light permeability of at least a translucent degree. Two laminates 1 are laminated so that the films 1b of them are inside and the film 2 and the patterns 3 are interposed between them in a mutually overlapped state. By this constitution, the appearance of the patterns is excellent in depth because of a composite of the thin Japanese papers and the films and shows a hazy feeling.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pattern paper which is useful for interior materials such as wallpaper, paper for fufu paper, bran paper, etc., and more particularly for foil raw fabric, especially for the appearance. Relates to a pattern paper that looks as if you saw thin paper on top.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a pattern paper having such a texture, there is known a pattern paper which is obtained by thinly laminating Japanese paper on a patterned base paper.

[0003] Since the pattern paper of this prior art is such that the pattern on the base paper is visible against the background of the base paper, the pattern on the base paper is visible. Although present, it has an inferior depth appearance and not necessarily good decorativeness.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to develop a pattern paper which has an excellent depth of appearance and a soft texture.

[0005]

In order to achieve the intended object of the present invention, two laminates of thin Japanese paper and at least a semi-transparent light-transmissive film, for example, a polyester film are provided, and the film is placed inside. The white film, for example, a coating film or the metallic luster film, for example, a metal vapor deposition film, is laminated in such a manner that the pattern overlaps and is interposed therebetween.

In order to form the film and the pattern overlapping between the two laminates, the film surface of one laminate is provided with a pattern, and the film surface of the other laminate is white or has a metallic luster. The film is formed, and the laminate is dry-laminated on the surface of the pattern and the surface of the film, the film is formed on the film surface of one of the laminates, the pattern is applied on the film, and the laminate and the other A specific example is a specification in which the laminated body of (1) is dry laminated on the patterned surface and the film surface.

In the above-mentioned laminated structure, a light-transmissive film having a degree of at least semitransparency is interposed between the thin Japanese paper and the pattern in one of the laminated bodies. For this reason, unlike the case where only thin Japanese paper is interposed, the appearance of the pattern is excellent and deep in the composite of thin Japanese paper and film.

Since there is a white film or a film having a metallic luster on the side opposite to the film of this pattern, the white or metallic color is compounded with the above-mentioned appearance, and there is an excellent depth of view and a hazy feeling wind. When it comes to feelings, it will be deep. In addition, the texture is softened due to the texture of thin Japanese paper on the film under the interposition of the film on the pattern.

Further, in the case of a white film, the watermark texture (appearance when the pattern paper is seen through) becomes like a watermark pattern, and the depth of emotion is further increased. A metallic luster film adds glitter to the luster. The glitteringness is suppressed by the composite of the film and thin Japanese paper, and the texture of the thin Japanese paper becomes a blur pattern, so even in the case of gold, there is no glaring feeling like gold leaf. Is.

Since the front and back layers of the pattern paper of the present invention are made of thin Japanese paper, they are difficult to be wrinkled and hardly wrinkled.

In the patterned paper of the present invention, when this is used as a foil thread and foil-wrapped in a woven fabric, the white or metallic luster coating of the foil yarn inner layer portion prevents the ground yarn of the woven fabric in the foil-loaded portion from being seen through. Contribute to doing. That is, when the patterned paper of the present invention is applied to the original fabric of the foil yarn, it is more significant because it can develop a pattern that has not been seen in the conventional foil-threading.

[0012]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, 1 is a laminate of thin Japanese paper 1a and film 1b, 2 is a white or metallic luster coating, and 3 is a pattern. The film 1b is light transmissive to at least a degree of translucency.

As the thin Japanese paper 1a, those having fiber orientations of approximately the same in the longitudinal direction and the transverse direction can be mentioned as preferable examples. A preferable example of the coating film 2 is white when it is white, and a metallic vapor deposition film when it is of metallic luster. Film 1b
The can be filled with a polyester film.

The two laminated bodies 1 are laminated such that the film 1b is placed inside and the coating 2 and the pattern 3 overlap each other and are interposed between the two laminated bodies 1 and 1. In order to interpose the coating film 2 and the pattern 3 between the two laminated bodies in this manner, the above-mentioned specifications may be used.

In the case where the thin Japanese paper 1a is the above example, there is no difference in moisture absorption shrinkage in the longitudinal and lateral directions even if the front and back layers of the pattern paper are both individual layers or each other, and the pattern paper does not curl.

[0017]

EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION Since the light-transmissive film is interposed at least to a degree of translucency between the thin Japanese paper and the pattern in one of the laminates, the appearance of the pattern is a composite of the thin Japanese paper and the film. It has an excellent depth and a hazy texture.

Furthermore, since the white or metallic color of the film on the side opposite to the film of the above pattern is compounded with the above appearance, the texture having a good depth and a hazy feeling is deep in the appearance, and moreover, this The texture is soft, with the interposition of the film on the pattern and the texture of the thin Japanese paper on the film, resulting in a soft pattern.

In the white film, the watermark texture becomes like a watermark pattern, and the depth of the feeling is further increased. In the case of a film having a metallic luster, the luster adds a glittering effect. The glitteringness is suppressed by the composite of the film and the thin-leaf Japanese paper, and the texture of the thin-leaf Japanese paper creates a blurring pattern, so that even in the case of gold, there is no glare like gold foil, a deep-seated wind. It is the case.

Since the front and back layers of the pattern paper are made of thin Japanese paper, wrinkles hardly occur, and even if they do, they are hardly visible.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing an example of one aspect of a patterned paper according to the present invention in a sectional view.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Laminate 1a Thin Japanese paper 1b Film 2 White or metallic luster film 3 Pattern

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A stack of two thin Japanese papers and at least a semi-transparent light-transmissive film, two films, the films being placed inside, and a pattern and a white film being overlapped and interposed therebetween.
Patterned paper characterized by being laminated. 2. A laminated body of thin Japanese paper and at least a semi-transparent light-transmissive film, wherein two films are provided inside and a pattern and a metallic luster film are laminated and interposed therebetween. Patterned paper that is characterized by being.