JPS5846090Y2 - Obijime - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a sash tied on the side of an empress to prevent it from unraveling when tied.

Traditionally, in Japanese-style kimono, in addition to fixing the nagagi so that it does not become disorganized, a required obi is attached to the top of the nagagi to create a decorative beauty while harmonizing with the nagagi. This is tied into a Taiko knot, a zigzag knot, a hagoromo knot, a fugu knot as appropriate, but at this time, in order to prevent the shape of the obi from becoming loose or loosening, the main method is to tie the braided threads in a round shape. , a braided cord obijime such as a square braided in a plane is encircled from the surface of the obi and fastened with the front part.

However, this type of conventional obijime has a length of 1.45m to 1.65m, which is to wrap around the torso in one layer and fasten it with the front body, and when this is tied, the torso is wrapped in a single wrap. As a result, the belt loosened over time, resulting in molded parts of the belt, and the trouble of having to retighten the belt from time to time was unavoidable.

In addition, the obi used for houmingi, etc., is woven thickly and is therefore elastic, so it is not possible to tighten the obi strongly with heavy weights.
There was also a sense of regret in loosening the belt.

The present invention solves the above-mentioned conventional deficiencies, gives the obi a three-dimensional feel that was not previously available, and also effectively tightens the obi regardless of the degree of interlocking, and prevents the mold from unraveling. In other words, the present invention proposes a belt tie that can be made into a desired thin string shape and, when wound around the body part, at least double-encircle the body part and fasten it with the front part. The present invention relates to an obijime characterized by being formed into a long length.

To describe the embodiments of the present invention in more detail, braided cords made by braiding into large or square shapes using the required braiding threads, cords made from cloth, leather cords, etc. can be used for mizuhiki, day and night, etc. The obi tightening body 1, which is suitably colored and made into a thin string shape, is wrapped around the obi 2 which has been wrapped around the body of the Nagagi 3 to form the required drum part, and the surface of the obi 2 is then wrapped. When enclosing and fastening the obi tightening body 1 from above, at least after enclosing the torso twice, the length that allows the front part of the long garment 3 to fasten both ends of the obi tightening body 1 together, for example, the total length, is determined. The belt is tied to a length of around 2.40m.

Unlike conventional obijime, this invention has at least a length that can be doubled when the obijime is rolled up, and since both ends are fastened, it has a three-dimensional effect that has not been seen before in its predecessor. You can expect a beautiful outfit by giving it a full appearance, and you can either hang both ends of the obijime from the front like the strings of a haori, or you can guide the ends to the obi cords on both sides as in the conventional method. You can select your favorite tightening method, such as how to support the
Both can provide good three-dimensional effect and aesthetic effects.

In addition, in this invention, the obi cord is configured to have a length that doubles around the torso, so when tying the belt, one end of the obi cord is inserted into the double obi cord part from the inside of one side, and both ends are attached to the front part of the body. By tying the belt, the belt itself becomes one piece and the shape does not come loose, and unlike conventional methods, it can be tightened strongly without loosening, which prevents the shape of the belt from coming loose due to loosening. This can be an easy obi tightening.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a partially omitted overall sketch of the present product, FIG. 2 is a front view of the main parts showing the worn state, and FIG. 3 is a front view of the main parts showing the conventional wearing state. 1...Obi tightening body, 2...Obi, 3...
...Long clothes.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A obi belt characterized in that when a obi belt main body produced in a required thin string shape is wound around a body part, it is formed to a length that at least doubles the body part and can be fastened with the front part.