JPS6232078Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial field of application] This invention relates to a Hina doll wearing a removable kake obi (sash).

[Conventional technology] Traditionally, for Hina dolls, an obi is tied over the karagi, and the obi of the kake obi is attached to the back of the obi by gluing, nailing, or sewing. ing. The name of the maker of the Hina doll and the name of the store that sells it are also written on the hem of the kakebi.

[Problems to be solved by the invention] In this way, when writing the store name etc. on the kakebi-no-simono, it is necessary to take the completed Hina dolls to an embroidery shop, printing shop, etc., which is very inconvenient. There were problems such as the Hina dolls sometimes getting dirty.

On the other hand, there is a strong demand from buyers of Hina dolls that the name of the female owner should be written somewhere on the doll, and the female owner also wishes to have her name written on the Hina doll. I'm very happy to be there.

[Means for solving the problem] This idea is based on the idea that a
At the same time as fixing the back belt part, at least one pair of tieable strings is attached to the back belt part, and the strings are located opposite to the strings and pass through the large waist of the kake-obi moi which is in contact with the back belt part. By making holes that can be seen through, the kake-obi robe can be attached to and removed from the body of the Hina doll, and when writing the name of the female owner on the kake-obi robe, the finished Hina doll can be sent to an embroidery shop, etc. This improves the conventional distribution mechanism by making it possible to remove only the kakebi (socket) from the doll body and transport it without having to bring it into the store.

[Example] An example of this invention will be described in detail based on FIGS. 1 to 6.

Figure 1 shows the case of a Hina doll wearing a kakebi sho 3 over a karagi 2. Hina doll body 1
2, AAA, Uchigi (not shown), 5 tsutsugi, 6 outer garments
In addition, students are asked to wear hakama (not shown).

Next, the Karagi 2 is put on over the outer garment 6, and the hanging belt 7 of the hanging belt 3 is hung down from the back toward the front and back sides of the doll body 1, and is attached to the waist part 8 of the doll body 1. After tightening the obi (not shown) made of beautiful cloth with a waist,
As shown in FIG. 2, a back belt portion 9 is attached to a portion corresponding to the taiko, that is, a portion located opposite to the waist portion 8 on the back side.

The back strap part 9 is formed into a substantially rectangular shape using a relatively hard and flexible member, and both ends in the left and right direction are made of a beautiful, stretchy fabric. Obi tightenings 10, 10 are connected. The back side of the back strap part 9 is fixed to the part corresponding to the butt of the doll main body 1 on the back side, and is fastened to the waist part 8 of the doll main body 1 by belt fasteners 10, 10.

Note that the belt tightening 10 does not necessarily need to be used, and the back belt part 9 may be directly fixed to the waist part 8.

As shown in FIG. 4, two pairs of beautifully-looking strings 16, 16 are attached to both lateral ends of the back strap 9.

The strings 16, 16 are also used for decoration, and are formed to have an appropriate length that can be tied with a bow.

On the other hand, as shown in Figure 3, the hanging obi 3 is formed to widen from the top to the hem.
The upper part is formed to have a width corresponding to the length of the back of the waist of the doll main body 1, and the large waist 12 of the sash 3 of the hanging obi is attached to the upper end. Like the back belt part 9, the large waist 12 has a core part (not shown) formed of a relatively hard and flexible member, such as cardboard, in a rectangular shape corresponding to the width of the waist part 8 of the doll main body 1. After that, this core is wrapped in a beautiful cloth 13 that has been woven, dyed, or embroidered with patterns.

As shown in FIG. 5, holes 17, 17 of the kake-obi sho 3 are provided with holes 17, 17 located opposite to the strings 16, 16 of the back belt part 9, through which the strings 16 can pass through, respectively. There is.

15 is the hikigoshi of 3 of the kakebi.

With this configuration, the doll body 1 has
To wear the kake-obi sho 3, after passing the strings 16, 16 through the holes 17, 17 formed in the large waist 12, respectively, as shown in FIG.
All you have to do is tie 6 in a neat manner.

To remove the hanging belt 3 from the doll body 1,
If the strings 16, 16 are untied, they can be easily removed, and the hanging belt 3 can be made detachable.

In this way, the Hina dolls are displayed at the storefronts of each sales store from each manufacturer via each wholesaler while wearing the kakebi kimono 3.

The purchaser who purchased the doll at each store removes the hanging obi 3 from the doll body 1 and sends it through the store or directly to an embroidery shop or printing shop, as shown in Figure 1. As shown in the figure, the name of the girl who will be the owner, for example, “Reiko Hime”1, is written on the hem.
You can request that your name such as 4 or family crest be displayed.

At this time, if an envelope and sample paper for shipping are delivered in advance in the box of the Hina doll, the seller can send it to the embroidery shop by filling out the required information on the sample paper along with the kakebi 3 in this envelope. You can improve your service by sending it to .

With this configuration, the doll body 1 has
To wear the kake-obi sho 3, after passing the strings 16, 16 through the holes 17, 17 formed in the large waist 12, respectively, as shown in FIG.
All you have to do is tie 6 in a neat manner.

To remove the hanging belt 3 from the doll body 1,
If the strings 16, 16 are untied, they can be easily removed, and the hanging belt 3 can be made detachable.

In the case shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, a vertical hole 18 is provided between the doll main body 1 and the back belt 9.

On the other hand, vertical holes 18 are provided on the back side of both ends of the large waist 12.
A hook portion 19 is located opposite to the vertical hole portion 18 and is made of metal or synthetic resin, and is capable of being engaged with the vertical hole portion 18.
is installed so that it cannot be seen from the surface.

Therefore, in order to make the Hina doll main body 1 wear the hanging belt sho 3, it is only necessary to insert the hook part 19 into the vertical hole part 18, and the hanging belt sho 3 can be detachably attached to the Hina doll main body 1 with one touch. I can do it.

Also, the same effect as in the above embodiment can be obtained by attaching buttons to the back belt part 9 and the waistband 12 so that the hanging belt 3 can be attached to and detached from the doll body 1.

[Effects of the invention] This invention fixes a back belt to the waist on the back side of a Hina doll wearing a kake-tai kimono, and attaches at least one pair of tieable strings to the back belt. By making a hole through which the string can pass through, located opposite to the string, on the large waist of the kake-obi moi that touches the obi part, the kake-obi moi can be attached to and removed from the doll body, making it possible to On the surface of the obi's waist, beautifully tied strings such as bows are displayed, and the strings can be tied in a variety of ways, allowing you to enjoy a variety of designs. You can add even more elegance to the back side of the Hina doll.

In addition, if a name or family crest, etc. is written on the kakebi-no-mori at the request of the purchaser, only the kake-obi-mori can be removed from the Hina Doll body and brought or sent to an embroidery shop, etc. It is very convenient as there is no need to carry the whole thing.

Furthermore, since the relationship is between the Hina Doll purchaser and the embroidery shop, there is no need for any effort on the part of the manufacturer, wholesaler, or retailer, and the distribution mechanism is improved.
From the purchaser's perspective, the Hina Doll itself is in their hands at the time of purchase, so they can enjoy it to the fullest during that time.

In addition, we have multiple kake obi kimonos with various patterns and colors available, which can be changed at will according to the purchaser's request. When passing down Hina dolls from generation to generation to grandchildren, it is very economical to have them wear a hanging obi with the name of the owner each time.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of this invention; FIG. 1 is a perspective view, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the main part, FIG. Surface view, 5th
The figure is a surface view of the main part of the kake obi 3, and Figure 6 is the back obi part 9.
Fig. 7 is a perspective view of the main part, and Fig. 8 is a cross-sectional view of the main part showing the Hina doll wearing the kake-tai kimono 3. be. 1...Hina doll body, 3...Kake obi costume, 9...
Back obi part, 12... Kake obi moi 3's large waist, 16...
String, 17...hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Utility Model Registration Claim] In a Hina doll wearing a kake obi (sleeves), a back belt is fixed to the waist on the back side of the doll body, and at least one pair that can be tied to the back belt is provided. By attaching a string, and providing a hole through which the string can pass through, located opposite to the string, in the large waist of the kake-obi that contacts the back belt part,
A Hina doll characterized in that the hanging obi is removably attached to the Hina doll main body.