JPS59188500A - Manufacture of ornament by "shiitake" mushroom - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention allows fresh shiitake mushrooms to express a random black light mottled pattern that is generated by artificial drying, thereby beautifully beautifying the characteristics of the surface appearance. Concerning bringing about specificity as a.

Traditionally, fresh shiitake mushrooms and dried shiitake mushrooms are used for food.
(1) However, dried shiitake mushrooms for preservation have a pattern of random black light spots created by the cracks and grooves created during the drying process, and the pattern is rich in variety, depending on how you look at it. The present invention focuses on the fact that it can be widely used and valued not only for food but also for decoration. It is. To explain the present invention with the help of diagrams, first, fresh shiitake mushrooms are artificially dried at 40°C to 45°C (hereinafter referred to as dried shiitake mushrooms). The artificial drying time depends on the weather, water content, size of shape, etc. Although there is a difference, the hardness by touch is determined by extracting microorganisms and measuring the hardness to be approximately the same.Next, after the artificial drying is completed, a sorting test is carried out to determine whether or not it is suitable for decorative purposes. The lower quality products are discarded and only high-quality products are used.The next step is processing, which involves first cutting and shaping the outer shape of each decorative shape.In this case, the outer shape is cut using artificial Dried shiitake mushrooms are difficult to cut in their dry state due to their hardness; therefore, dry shiitake mushrooms are dried by humidifying them and adding approximately 10% to (9) 12% water. It becomes somewhat soft and easy to cut, and in order to make the sliding surface smooth on the back side, the contact outer circumferential side is thinly sliced to make it easier to fit the pedestal, and the entire smooth surface of the back side is coated with vinyl acetate resin. Apply adhesive, and then fit and tightly fit it to the pedestal. At this time, when fitting, first apply manual pressure, then use a tapered instrument to correct the protrusion from the pedestal, and then press the semi-finished product as it is. Let it dry naturally, and after it has completely adhered, apply a urethane-based coating material to the surface to give it a beautiful appearance.

This invention is manufactured by the method described above. Decorations made from raw shiitake mushrooms by artificial drying have a random mottled pattern, so it would be impossible to create the surface artificially, so it can only be created by natural expression. Crow buttons are the most effective ornaments because of their
It has the characteristics of being widely used in applications such as neores, bunkuru, etc.

[Brief explanation of the drawing] The drawings are two process diagrams showing an embodiment of the present invention. Patent applicant Aiko Kuromizu

Claims (1)

[Claims] Dried shiitake mushrooms are moistened to a plastic state, cut into decorative shapes, the back surface of the dried shiitake mushrooms is removed to create a smooth surface, and a vinyl acetate resin adhesive is applied to tightly fit onto a pedestal. , Next, a method for producing ornaments using shiitake mushrooms characterized by spraying a urethane-based gloss paint onto the surface of the decorative shape to give it a shine.