JPS63157Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] In order to confirm the conclusion of the engagement, the betrothal gift given from the husband to the bride includes, in addition to the list and the gold envelope, Tomoshiraga (hemp), brood (kelp), and longevity. Surume (surume), mihiro (fan), etc. are usually placed on a ceremonial stand, but the shape of each is, for example, in the case of kelp or surume, they are often stacked one on top of the other and wrapped in a hosho, or a leather kana betrothal. They are very plain and unsuitable for ceremonies, and in order to make them look a little more flashy, they were rolled up and piled up and wrapped in a bouquet, but this was not appropriate for ceremonies that became more and more beautiful year after year.

The present invention relates to the improvement of the very plain and unattractive betrothal ceremony supplies as mentioned above, by superposing a fan-shaped piece of paper 1 and a plate of kelp 2, passing the folds of both with a celebratory mizuhiki 3, and also attaching the key points of both. The part was wrapped in a hosho and tied with a similar mizuhiki 3 to form the leg part 4, making it an integral part, and the celebratory mizuhiki 3 was tied to the front of the fan-shaped piece of paper 1 and the kelp plate 2 to form it. The maiden decoration to which the crane decoration 5 is fixed, and an arbitrary number of closures 6 spread radially on the front side of the fan-shaped piece of paper 1 via the die 7 are integrated with the auspicious mizuhiki 3, and the key points of the piece of paper 1 are integrated. A pair of crane turtles is made of Jurume decorations, with a hosho wrapped around the legs of the bottom 6 to form the legs 8, and a turtle decoration 9 made by tying Mizuhiki 3 for auspicious occasions fixed to the front of the bottom 6. It is related to the betrothal ceremony items, and its purpose is to make a wedding decoration (kelp), a surume (surume), and a mihiro (fan), along with a pair of beautiful auspicious mizuhiki crane and turtle decorations. , it can be decorated with leather in an unprecedented way.

As described above, the present invention consists of a non-hirotsuki child-widow decoration and a juru-woman decoration, which are each decorated with crane and turtle decorations 5 and 9 formed by tying gold and silver or red and white auspicious mizuhiki 3. In both decorations, there is an unexpanded fan surface with fan-shaped paper pieces 1 expanding on the back, and on the front side, the plate kelp 2 is fan-shaped, and the sume 6 is radially expanded through the mold 7, respectively. The maiden decoration is made by wrapping the main part of the fan made of paper strip 1 and kelp 2 with hosho paper and tightening it with mizuhiki 3, making it the leg 4. Since the legs 8 are folded forward and overlapped and wrapped in a hosho, they stand upright and are stable.When displaying these on the ceremony table, they can be decorated with flashy leather items that are not found in traditional betrothal ritual items. It has a beautiful decorative effect, making it suitable for betrothal ceremonies that become more beautiful year by year, and is of great benefit to this world.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings are perspective views of the present invention, and FIG. 1 shows a baby woman's decoration with a crane decoration 5, and FIG. 2 shows a Juryume decoration with a turtle decoration 8.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A fan-shaped piece of paper 1 and a plate of kelp 2 are superimposed, the folds of both are inserted with a mizuhiki 3 for auspicious occasions, and the main parts of both are wrapped with a hosho and tightened with a similar mizuhiki 3. On the front side of the paper piece 1 and plate kelp 2, which are integrated with the leg part 4 and unfolded in a fan shape, there is a maiden decoration with a crane decoration 5 formed by tying Mizuhiki 3 tied together for auspicious occasions, and on the other side, a fan-shaped one is attached. An arbitrary number of fasteners 6 are spread radially on the front surface of the eggplant paper strip 1 via a die 7.
are integrated with the Mizuhiki 3 for auspicious occasions, the main part of the paper piece 1 is wrapped around the leg of the closing 6 to form the leg part 8, and the front of the closing 6 is a turtle decoration made by tying the Mizuhiki 3 for auspicious occasions. Crane turtle 1 made of Jurume decoration with 9 fixed on it
A pair of betrothal ceremony supplies.