JPS643417Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] The present invention increases the depth of the part of the picture frame that normally holds calligraphy and paintings, so that it can be used to store not only calligraphy and paintings but also dolls, Buddhist statues, antiques, and other three-dimensional objects. Concerning cases for decoration and viewing.

[Background of the idea] Compared to when viewing calligraphy and paintings, they are hung naked on the wall or propped up against the wall.
When displayed in a frame that suits them, it creates a different kind of beauty and impression.

It's similar to how a traditional Japanese painting or calligraphy work can be mounted and hung as a hanging scroll on the wall of an alcove, giving it a different feel.

However, in the past, three-dimensional ornaments such as dolls, Buddhist statues,
Antiques and Noh masks were sometimes placed in glass cases, but in most cases they were only used to keep out dust or to prevent them from getting dirty when touched, and were not intended to enhance the viewing effect. Since these cases were made to match the dimensions of the items inside, they were made exclusively for that item, and required a large amount of storage space.

[Problems to be solved by the invention] This invention is for viewing three-dimensional works of art, antiques, etc., in the same way that a picture frame is a frame for viewing two-dimensional works of art for calligraphy and paintings. In addition to decorating the front of the item, the front, ceiling, bottom of the sides, and background are decorated in colors appropriate for the item, just like in a movie screen device.The screen and storage case are fitted into the viewing case for further storage. To provide an ornamental case which can be replaced by fitting a plurality of cases into the ornamental case, selecting a storage case with an object to be admired and bringing it to the front.

[Means for Solving the Problem] and [Operation] In the structure of a conventional picture frame, a glass plate, a picture frame, a folding screen, calligraphy and paintings, and a push-in board are stacked one on top of the other in the order of the front from the front.

On the other hand, in the present invention, in order to insert a three-dimensional object into the calligraphy and painting portion, a large distance is maintained between the folding screen and the push-in board, and a rectangular outer case is used. Therefore, the outer case has a picture frame with a glass plate, a decorative screen,
Space and push plate are arranged in this order.

One or more screens each having a storage case attached thereto and having both side surfaces, a ceiling surface, and a floor surface are fitted into the space. The surface of the screen itself also becomes the background surface.

The front surface of the decorative screen, the inner surface of the storage case, and the background surface are covered with high quality cloth, and three-dimensional ornaments are attached to the storage case for display.

Furthermore, some of the above-mentioned screens have a storage case attached to one side, while others have a storage case attached to both sides. If one or more screens on one side are fitted, pull it out from the outer case to the rear, select the screen you want to admire, change the order to the front, and fit it into the outer case again. In addition, by pulling out the double-sided screen backwards from the outer case, reversing the front and back directions, and fitting it back into the outer case, you can enjoy a scene with a different color tone. Furthermore, if a mixture of single-sided screens and double-sided screens are fitted, pull it out from the outer case backwards, change the orientation or order of the front and back sides, and select the screen you want to view and place it in the front. You can take it out for viewing.

The outer case can be used either vertically or horizontally.

[Example] Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

A peripheral edge c made of glass is provided around the front opening of the deep outer case 1, which has no front or back surface.
Behind this, a picture frame 2 with a glass plate, a decorative screen 3, a screen 4, and a push-in board 5 are arranged in order.

To construct the interior, first, a frame 2 with a glass plate is fitted inside the peripheral edge c of the outer case from the rear. Picture frame 2
A peripheral frame e and a decorative edge f are provided, and the decorative edge f can be selected according to preference, such as a carved one or a simple one.

One decorative screen 3 is fitted behind the picture frame 2.
The decorative folding screen 3 is made by leaving the peripheral part of the board the same size as the frame 2, removing the central part to open a rectangular window g, and pasting the decorated decorative frame h around it. A high quality cloth such as silk or velvet is attached to the periphery to give the surface a luxurious finish.

A screen 4 is fitted behind the decorative screen 3. Screen 4
There are two types: one with a storage case k attached to one side for mounting stereoscopic prizes, and the other with storage cases k and k' attached on both the front and back sides.

The storage case is a rectangular tube with the front and back sides missing, and the top and bottom surfaces, and the front cut surface is slightly larger in length and width than the rectangular window g, so that it is hidden behind the rectangular window g and cannot be seen from the front. Make it. The back cut surface is glued to the screen 4 forming the background.

On both sides, top, and bottom of the inside of the storage case k, a high-quality fabric with a color tone that matches the three-dimensional ornament to be stored is pasted, just as on the periphery of the decorative screen 3, and also on the screen 4 that serves as the background. A luxurious finish is applied by attaching high-quality fabric that enhances the three-dimensional view.

The push-in plate 5 is fitted into the rear opening of the outer case, the picture frame 2 with a glass plate, the decorative screen 3, and the screen 4 are enclosed, and the push-in plate 5 is closed by rotating the stopper 6 provided on the rear end surface of the outer case 1. To support.

In addition to admiring the ornamental case as an ornament, it can also be hung on the wall. For this reason, decorative strings are attached to the upper parts of the left and right rear end faces of the outer case, and the picture can be viewed by hanging it on a hanging bracket installed on the wall in the same way as a conventional picture frame. When used as an ornament, it can be further enhanced by providing a stand 7 and placing it under the bottom surface a.

Furthermore, if you attach a flat calligraphy or painting to the background of a storage case, it will give it a three-dimensional effect, making it even more impressive than if it were placed in a traditional picture frame.

Wood, light metal, plastic, etc. can be used as the material for each of the above-mentioned components.

By attaching various ornaments to the storage case of the screen 4 and viewing them through the decorative screen 3 from the picture frame 2, the viewer can enjoy the splendor of the ornaments.

In addition, the outer case 1 has a screen 4 with a storage case on one side.
A plurality of screens 4, or one or more screens 4 with double-sided storage cases, or a mixture of these are fitted, and each is equipped with a different ornament, so you can change the screens 4 or change the front and back sides at will. By simply changing the orientation, different prizes can be viewed continuously in the same viewing case.

In addition, with the screen 4 with double-sided storage cases, for example, if you display Hina dolls in one storage case and put May dolls on the other storage case, you can decorate the front with Hina dolls on the front during the Doll's Festival, and use it for the May Festival. You can also enjoy both festivals by simply displaying May dolls and turning them upside down.

[Effect of the invention] When viewing dolls, Buddhist statues, antiques, and other three-dimensional objects, the purpose can be achieved even if they are placed in a simple case, but if they are placed in the viewing case of the invention, it will be like a movie screen. As if forming a scene, the atmosphere created by its splendor has the effect of further impressing the viewer.

The ornamental case of this invention is more effective than conventional picture frames, even for flat objects such as calligraphy and paintings. Also, if you fit multiple screens with storage cases on one side into the outer case, or one or more screens with storage cases on the front and back sides, each storage case has a different ornament installed, so you can change the outer case as needed. You can take it out of the case, select it, and put it in the front, or in the case of a screen with front and back storage cases, you can change the front and back sides and replace it for viewing. Furthermore, there is no need to provide a separate storage case for the prize, which is economically advantageous.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

(The drawings are from the procedural amendment.) Figure 1 is a front view of the entire ornamental case, Figure 2 is its perspective view, Figure 3 is its rear view, and Figure 4 is a side sectional view of the entire ornamental case. This shows that there are two single-sided screens inside. Figure 5 is a perspective view of each component, where A is an outer case, B is a picture frame, C is a decorative screen, D-1 is a screen with a storage case on one side, D-2 is a screen with a storage case on both sides, E is a push plate, F is a front view and a perspective view of the stand. 1; Outer case, a, a′; Bottom and top surface, b,
b′; Left and right sides, c; Peripheral rim, 2; Picture frame, d; Thickness of picture frame, e; Peripheral frame, f; Decorative rim, 3; Decorative screen, g; Square window, h; Decorative frame, 4; Screen, k;
Storage case, k′; double-sided storage case, 5; push plate,
6; Stop, 7; Stand.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) Inside a rectangular outer case 1 with no front and back sides, from the front, a picture frame 2 with a glass plate, a decorative screen 3 with a square window cut out in the center, This ornamental case fitted with a picture frame screen is characterized by having a plurality of screens 4 and push-in plates 5 fitted with ornamental storage cases attached to the center of one or both sides. (2) The length and width of the storage case attached to the screen 4 in paragraph 1 shall be greater than the length and width of the rectangular window, so that the end surface of the storage case cannot be seen from the front. An ornamental case fitted with the picture frame screen described in Section 1. (3) Glue high-quality cloth to the surface and periphery of the decorative screen 3 in Section 1 and the inner surfaces of the side, top, and bottom surfaces of the storage case in Section 1, and place a decorative frame around the rectangular window in Section 1. An ornamental case in which a picture frame screen according to claim 1 of the utility model registration is fitted with an adhesive.