JPWO2014112116A1 - Pressed flower painting and its manufacturing method - Google Patents

Abstract

Inside the pressed case formed by adhering the transparent hard plate (8) and the peripheral edge of the flexible aluminum foil sheet in a sealed state, a desiccant (5) and an oxygen scavenger (6) below the mount (4) ) And a semi-dried flower (A ′) sandwiched between the transparent hard plate (8) in a state of being placed on the mount, and the semi-dry flower (A ′) has a drying rate of 70%. The desiccant (5) contained in the front and back semi-dried flowers (A) and contained below the mount (4) is composed of the blended desiccant (20) and the containing bag (21) containing it. The blended desiccant (20) is composed of a drying base such as anhydrous calcium chloride and a drying aid such as talc, and the blended desiccant (20) is pulverized to a fluid particle size. The sealed accommodation bag (21) for accommodating the desiccant (20) is a nonwoven fabric (1 ) And is intended to provide a pressed flowers picture characterized by being formed in a bag shape by the moisture permeable sheet consisting of two layers of the resin layer of the inner surface (23).

Description

  The present invention relates to a pressed flower picture and a manufacturing method thereof.

  Conventionally, the structure of a pressed flower picture is configured so that a dried pressed flower placed on a mount can be sandwiched between a glass plate and an aluminum foil, and the surroundings are adhered to each other so that the dried pressed flower can be kept in a dry state.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 08-165202

The structure of the above-mentioned pressed flower painting was excellent in that it can be observed while storing dried pressed flowers for a long time.
However, the color of the dried flowers will change over time, or the flowers will fade due to the sudden drying of the dried flowers by the desiccant in the sealing bag that has been glued around to maintain the dry state. It had drawbacks such as inability to appreciate the form.
Therefore, a technique in which the pressed flower stored in the sealed bag is not stored in a completely dry state from the beginning, but is stored as a semi-dried plant flower which is approximately half dried, and is gradually dried in the sealed bag. It was developed and filed by the inventor of the present patent application as 08-165202.
However, this technology is to store the semi-dried flowers in a sealed bag processed into a flat shape with a desiccant, and dry in a flat state as much as possible while pressing the flowers. There were few contact portions between the flowers and the drying air by the desiccant, and the drying unevenness of the flowers was likely to occur.
In particular, since this technique dries a semi-dried flower with a desiccant in a sealed bag pressurized to a flat state, the ridges such as the leaf veins and stems of the semi-dried flower are in a flat bag. In the process of being crushed flat in the water, the moisture and plant extracts in the plant cells infiltrated from the internal tissue and gradually shifting from semi-dried state to complete dryness, the pigment component disappeared, causing discoloration, and collection of flowers Unevenness in the primary colors of the time and beautiful dry pressed flowers cannot be made.

  This invention can prevent discoloration and fading caused by a pressed picture in which a conventional completely dry pressed flower is stored in a sealed bag by using a semi-dried pressed flower and a special device for the desiccant. It is intended to provide a pressed flower image and a method for producing the same, which can avoid the above-mentioned drawbacks caused by drying with a conventional desiccant in a sealed flower bag and processed with a conventional desiccant, and can maintain the primary color of the flower for a long time. is there.

The invention of claim 1 is a breathable mat formed by dispersing natural wood pulp fibers inside a pressed flower case formed by adhering a transparent hard plate and a flexible aluminum foil sheet peripheral edge in a sealed state. The desiccant and the oxygen scavenger are stored below the mount, and the semi-dried flowers are sandwiched and stored between the transparent hard plate in a state of being placed on the mount,
The semi-dried flowers use a flower in a semi-dried state with a drying rate of around 70%, and the desiccant contained below the mount is composed of a blended desiccant and a containing bag for containing the blended desiccant. The desiccant is composed of a drying agent such as anhydrous calcium chloride and a drying aid such as talc. The compounded desiccant is pulverized to a fluid particle size and contains these compounded desiccants. Relates to a pressed flower picture characterized in that it is formed into a bag shape by a moisture permeable sheet comprising two layers of a nonwoven fabric on the surface and a resin layer on the inner surface.

  The invention of claim 2 is characterized in that the mount is formed by winding a mat-like plate material having high air permeability with a cloth body with small eyes and rubbing the surface thereof with a pastel for coloring.

The invention of claim 3 is a breathable mat formed by dispersing natural wood pulp fibers inside a pressed case formed by adhering a transparent hard plate and a flexible aluminum foil sheet peripheral edge in a sealed state. A desiccant and an oxygen scavenger are stored below the mount, and a semi-dry flower is sandwiched and stored between the transparent hard plate in a state of being placed on the mount,
The semi-dried flowers use a flower in a semi-dried state with a drying rate of around 70%, and the desiccant contained below the mount is composed of a blended desiccant and a containing bag for containing the blended desiccant. The desiccant is composed of a drying agent such as anhydrous calcium chloride and a drying aid such as talc. The compounded desiccant is pulverized to a fluid particle size and contains these compounded desiccants. Is formed in a bag shape by a moisture permeable sheet consisting of two layers of a nonwoven fabric on the surface and a resin layer on the inner surface, and further presses the semi-dried flowers sandwiched between the transparent hard plate and the mount in the pressed case As the pressing means, the operation of removing the air in the flowering case is performed, and the flexibility of the aluminum foil sheet is utilized by the press control of the pressing means, and the aluminum foil sheet is finally brought into close contact with the storage member in the flowering case. Semi-dry flowers Pressed Flower relates pressed flowers picture production method is characterized in that the crimped flat dried pressed flowers in the case.

According to the present invention, a mount formed by dispersing natural wood pulp fibers into a ventilation mat shape inside a pressed case formed by adhering a transparent hard plate and a flexible aluminum foil sheet peripheral edge in a sealed state. A desiccant and an oxygen scavenger are accommodated below and a semi-dried flower is sandwiched and accommodated between the transparent hard board in a state of being placed on the mount, and the semi-dry flower has a drying rate of about 70%. The desiccant contained in the semi-dried plant and housed under the mount is composed of a blended desiccant and a housing bag for housing it, and the blended desiccant is a dry base such as anhydrous calcium chloride. It is composed of a drying aid such as talc, and the blended desiccant is pulverized to a fluid particle size, and the sealed container bag containing these blended desiccants is composed of a nonwoven fabric on the surface and a resin layer on the inner surface. Moisture permeation system consisting of two layers It is formed into a bag-like shape, and the desiccant is mixed with anhydrous calcium chloride, talc, etc. in a granular form, and the containing bag is also composed of a moisture-permeable sheet of nonwoven fabric layer and resin layer, so it contains semi-drying pressed flowers in the pressed case Moisture can be sufficiently adsorbed by calcium chloride, and the adsorbed moisture is taken away by talc as a drying aid to prevent deliquescence of calcium chloride as much as possible, allowing calcium chloride to retain its long-term water absorption function. There is an effect that can be kept.
On the other hand, the moisture content in the pressed flower case is adsorbed in the pores of talc, and the moisture in saturated state continues to be adsorbed by talc and is further adsorbed by anhydrous calcium chloride, so that the moisture adsorption function of talc is sustained. In some cases, due to the mutual moisture adsorption action of talc and anhydrous calcium chloride, the moisture of the semi-dried pressed flower in the pressed flower case is permanently adsorbed and the semi-dried state shifts to a more dry state.
In addition, as the pressing means for pressing the semi-dried flowers sandwiched between the transparent hard plate and the mount inside the pressed flower case, the air inside the pressed flower case is evacuated, and the flexibility of the aluminum foil sheet is controlled by the pressing control of the pressed means. By utilizing the properties, the aluminum foil sheet is in close contact with the storage member in the flowering case and finally the semi-dried flower is made into a pressed flat dried flower in the flowering case, so that the drying function by the desiccant is sufficient. In response to this, drying will proceed.
In this way, semi-dried flowers with a drying rate of around 70% were used, and the remaining moisture content was gradually removed over time with the calcium chloride desiccant, and the moisture absorption of calcium chloride was further removed with talc. Prevents deliquescence of calcium chloride, or complements the mutual moisture adsorption action of talc and calcium chloride, preventing loss of flower primary color and preventing uneven drying compared to rapid drying at once. There is an effect that can be done. The pigment component does not disappear, and a beautiful and beautiful flower painting picture can be produced on the mount in the flower case.
In particular, since it is in a semi-dry state with a drying rate of around 70% when stored in a flower case, it is possible to provide the most beautiful form of flower painting by freely changing the posture of the flower on the mount. be able to.
Further, since the air in the flowering case is sucked and removed by a pressing means such as a small pump while the semi-drying flower is in a pressed state, the flexible aluminum foil sheet is pressed by the contraction of the space inside the flowering case by deaeration. To fit the shape of the flowers in the case, the outer shape of the desiccant and the outer shape of the oxygen absorber, and the semi-dry pressed flowers are in a pressure-bonded state to the transparent high-quality board so that the internal space is eliminated as much as possible, and to the mount Therefore, the flower can be placed in a stable state, and the shape of the flower can be firmly maintained, resulting in a beautifully pressed flower. Furthermore, the inside of the pressing case becomes anoxic, and the end drying of the semi-dried plant will proceed in an anoxic state, discoloration is suppressed, and the pH of the plant is adjusted to prevent color deterioration as much as possible. be able to.
Furthermore, since the mount is formed into a ventilation mat shape by dispersing natural wood pulp fibers, the moisture contained in the flowers on the mount is quickly absorbed by the desiccant below the mount due to the characteristics of the ventilation mat. In the water-permeable sheet, the desiccant is sufficiently absorbed by drying aids such as anhydrous calcium chloride and talc. Therefore, the desiccant moves in the moisture permeable sheet, and the efficiency of moisture treatment can be further increased.

Explanatory drawing which performs the semi-dry state of the flower used for this invention. The typical cross-sectional explanatory drawing of the pressed flower case of this invention. The typical cross-sectional explanatory drawing of the base_sheet | mounting_paper used for this invention. Cross-sectional explanatory drawing which shows the final state of the press flower picture produced with the press flower manufacturing method of this invention. The perspective view of the pressed flower picture of this invention. FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional explanatory view of FIG. 1. FIG. 5 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional explanatory view of FIG. 4. Cross-sectional explanatory drawing of the desiccant used for this invention.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is an exploded explanatory view showing one embodiment of a semi-drying step S1 for drying a collected flower in a semi-dry state.

  That is, in FIG. 1, after collecting the flower A used as a pressed flower, many flower A collected between each of the some water absorbing paper 1 is pinched | interposed.

  A state in which thin upper and lower hard plates 2 and 2 are overlapped on the uppermost surface and lowermost surface of a plurality of stacked absorbent papers 1 and the upper and lower hard plates 2 and 2 are firmly fastened with a string 13 or the like and the flower A is sandwiched therebetween. To do. As another embodiment, a plurality of water absorbent papers 1 are fastened together with upper and lower hard plates 2 and 2 as a single overlapping form with a rubber band, or pressed from above with a weight.

Flower A mainly collects flowers with leaves, stems and twigs. In particular, the embodiment of the present invention is characterized by the drying treatment of the raised portion a that is raised like the leaf veins and stems of the semi-dried flowers A ′. If the leaf veins and stems of the raised portion a cannot be properly treated, the semi-dried flowers cannot be properly dried in the sealed bag to express the original shape and color of the flowers.
In this embodiment, about 10 kg of pressure is applied from the outside of the upper and lower hard plates 2 to the flower A sandwiched between the absorbent papers 1 sandwiched by the upper and lower hard plates 2 and overlapped, and in this state, the room temperature is about 25 ° C. Leave it all day and night.

  By maintaining such a pressurized state, the flower A becomes a semi-dry state with a drying rate of about 70%, and a semi-dry flower A ′ is formed.

  By drying the flower A under conditions of an applied pressure of about 10 kg, a room temperature of about 25 ° C., and a pressurization time of day and night, the drying state gradually proceeds slowly, and discoloration and color unevenness due to rapid drying can be prevented.

  In the semi-drying step S1, as shown in FIG. 6, the raised portions a such as the leaf veins and stems of the flowers are in a state where the original shape is left as much as possible. There are features.

  That is, when the flower A is dehydrated by being sandwiched between the water-absorbing papers 1, the pressure applied by the upper and lower hard plates 2 is set to a pressing force that maintains the original shape in which the raised portion a does not become flat.

  When the pre-treated flower A is accommodated in a pressed flower case 3 to be described later in a semi-dry state and dried, correction of the shape of the bent part of the petals and leaves is performed during the drying process in the pressed flower case 3. It can be done easily.

  The reason for this is that since it is in a semi-dry state, it still contains a certain amount of water, and since it retains flexibility, the shape can be easily corrected.

  After the above-described semi-drying step S1, the process proceeds to an arrangement step S2 in which the semi-dried semi-dried flowers A ′ are arranged on the mount 4.

  That is, the semi-dried flower A ′ is taken out from between the water-absorbing papers 1, and the semi-dried flower A ′ is placed on the mount 4 in a pictorial manner as shown in FIG.

  As the mount 4, a natural pulp fiber dispersed into a ventilation mat is used, and a thickness of about 5 mm to about 10 mm is used. If necessary, it is also possible to use a pastel colored surface. It should be noted that the surface of the mount 4 keeps a certain cushioning property.

  After the arrangement step S <b> 2 is completed, the process proceeds to a sealing step S <b> 3 in which the semi-dried flowers A ′ are enclosed in the pressed case 3 as shown in FIG. 2.

  In other words, the sealing step S3 includes a mount 4 in which the semi-dried semi-dried flowers A ′ are taken out from between the water absorbent papers 1 and arranged pictorially on the upper surface, and a desiccant 5 and an oxygen scavenger 6 disposed below the mount 4. The process starts with placing on the upper surface of the aluminum foil 7. Since the aluminum foil 7 is flexible and conforms to the concave and convex shape, it naturally fits in the outer shape of the mount 4 and the desiccant 5 and oxygen scavenger 6 below it. By using and deaeration, it will be in the further contact state.

  Next, the transparent hard plate 8 is overlaid on the upper surface of these mounts 4. That is, the semi-dried flower A ′ is placed and sandwiched between the transparent hard plate 8 and the mount 4, and in this state, the semi-dried flower A ′ is made transparent by bonding the periphery of the transparent hard plate 8 and the aluminum foil 7. A sandwiched and sealed state is established between the hard plate 8 and the mount 4.

  The case sealed in this way is referred to as a pressing case 3. That is, a mount 4, a desiccant 5, an oxygen scavenger 6, a semi-dried flower A ′, and the like are enclosed in a pressing case 3 composed of a transparent hard plate 8 and an aluminum foil 7.

  An opening 9 is formed in a part of the peripheral edge bonding portion between the transparent hard plate 8 and the aluminum foil 7 in the pressing case 3 so that a deaeration pipe α for discharging the air in the bag to the outside can be inserted. The open port 9 is configured to be openable and closable, and is normally closed, and a deaeration pipe communicating with a small pump is inserted into the open port 9 for deaeration during a deaeration operation described later.

The deaeration time may be 4 to 5 minutes depending on the performance of the small pump.
The desiccant 5 is a blended desiccant mainly composed of anhydrous calcium chloride, and the transparent hard plate 8 is a transparent hard plastic plate.

  Here, the desiccant 5 will be described in more detail. As shown in FIG. 8, the desiccant 5 is composed of a blended desiccant 20 for absorbing the moisture of the pressed flowers in a semi-dried state, and a storage bag 21 that houses the blended desiccant 20.

  In the blended desiccant 20, in addition to the anhydrous calcium chloride as the above-mentioned drying base, a drying aid that promotes drying is blended in a ratio of about 50% to 50%. Examples of the drying aid include zeolite, talc, vermiculite and the like.

  Generally, calcium chloride is used as a component of a desiccant because it efficiently absorbs moisture. However, since calcium chloride has deliquescence, if it continues to adsorb moisture (such as water vapor in the air), it becomes a high-concentration solution and may contaminate the periphery of the desiccant.

  Calcium chloride is thought to be useful as a desiccant for pressed flowers, but its strong water adsorption is considered useful. However, if a high concentration calcium chloride solution adheres to the pressed flowers due to this deliquescence, the value of the pressed flowers will be lost at all. It will be.

  Therefore, in the desiccant 5 according to this embodiment, zeolite, talc, and vermiculite are added as a drying aid together with calcium chloride.

  Moreover, the blended desiccant 20, that is, calcium chloride or drying aid, is used that is powdered to a particle size that has fluidity.

  These components that function as drying aids effectively prevent the decontamination of calcium chloride by depriving and retaining the moisture attracted by calcium chloride.

  Calcium chloride and drying aids such as talc complement each other in terms of water absorption function, and moisture adsorbed in the fine pores of talc is adsorbed and removed by calcium chloride. 3 will adsorb moisture that has been wetted.

  Therefore, these drying aids can prevent the pressed flowers from being contaminated by a high concentration solution of calcium chloride by cooperating with the storage bag 21 described below.

  On the other hand, the storage bag 21 in which the compounding desiccant 20 is stored is formed by forming a moisture permeable sheet into a bag shape. The moisture permeable sheet used here is a sheet constituted by two layers of a nonwoven fabric layer 22 disposed on the front surface side of the containing bag 21 and a resin layer 23 disposed on the inner surface side of the containing bag 21. In other words, the accommodation bag 21 is formed by forming a non-woven sheet having a lining formed of a resin having water vapor permeability into a bag shape.

  The desiccant 5 is formed by accommodating the blended desiccant 20 in the storage bag 21. At this time, the blend desiccant 20 is thinly and uniformly arranged in the storage bag 21 to a thickness of about 1 to 5 mm. It is formed by applying a heat welding seal in a state in which the air in the storage bag 21 is removed and sealing.

  Here, “the state in which the air has been removed” does not necessarily mean a state in which the air has been completely removed, but most of the air is not swelled by the air in the sealed storage bag 21 when visually observed. The state where is removed. In other words, it means that the air in the storage bag 21 is substantially exhausted and the storage bag 21 fits snugly on both sides of the thinned compounding desiccant 20.

  By setting it as such a structure, when the desiccant 5 is arrange | positioned, the water | moisture content of a surrounding atmosphere can be absorbed uniformly from the substantially whole desiccant 5 whole.

  Moreover, since the storage bag 21 is composed of the non-woven fabric layer 22 and the resin layer 23 as described above, the moisture in the atmosphere around the desiccant 5 can be absorbed by the blended desiccant 20, but suddenly into the storage bag 21. Inflow of air can be avoided, bias of the contained desiccant 20 contained in the containing bag 21 can be prevented, and stable moisture absorption performance can be exhibited. If it adds, since the compounding desiccant 20 which extracted air uniformly and thinly and the accommodation bag 21 inner surface were made to adhere and sealed, the bag wall of the accommodation bag 21 is a powder flow. It functions as a support material for the blended desiccant 20 having the property, and the bias of the blended desiccant 20 can be prevented.

  After completion of the sealing step S3, the pressing case 3 is left for 2 to 3 days, and drying with the desiccant 5 and deoxygenation with the oxygen scavenger 6 are performed. Thereafter, the process proceeds to the drying step S4 in which the air inside is removed by suction from the opening 9 of the sealing bag 10.

  In the drying step S <b> 4, the air pressure in the pressing case 3 is reduced as much as possible by degassing the internal air of the pressing case 3, so that the pressure case 3 has a space between the transparent hard plate 8 and the mount 4. The semi-dry pressed flower A ′ is sandwiched.

  In addition, the inside is made oxygen-free by the oxygen scavenger 6, and drying is performed gradually while preventing the oxidation phenomenon of the semi-dried flowers A ′.

  That is, in the final drying step S4 of the semi-drying flower A ′, deaeration, deoxygenation and drying in the pressing case 3 are performed in parallel, and the semi-drying flower A ′ is removed by the decompression accompanying the deaeration. A close contact between the mount and the transparent hard plate 8 is promoted, and the dry control of the flower is promoted by the pressure control by the deaeration control, and the slow drying proceeds with the oxidation prevention. .

  Generally, since discoloration and fading of flowers occur at the end of drying, the inside of the press case 3 is gradually dried in an oxygen-free state at the end of drying to prevent discoloration and fading and at the time of collection It is possible to make dry flowers while maintaining the primary colors of the flowers, and to maintain the primary colors at the time of collecting the flowers for a long period of time.

  FIG. 2 shows a cross-sectional explanatory view of the pressing case 3 in the process of creating a pressed flower picture, and FIG. 4 shows a cross-sectional explanatory view of the completed pressed flower picture.

  Here, the mount 4 may have a certain cushioning property, and the following processing may be performed in order to allow the semi-dried flowers A ′ to be closely disposed on the upper surface and to be dried gradually.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 3, a thick non-woven fabric 11 having cushioning properties on the upper surface of a core paper 4 'made of thick paper or hard plastics board, that is, formed by dispersing natural pulp fibers into a ventilation mat shape And a finely woven cloth body 12 is wound around the upper surface as necessary.

  Thus, when the nonwoven fabric 11 and the cloth body 12 are covered and coated on the core paper 4 ', and the pastel as a powder pigment on the surface of the cloth body 12 is rubbed and applied, the cloth body 12 having a fine texture is formed. Pastel as a powder pigment is embedded on the inner surface, and the pigment can be applied reliably, preventing the pastel from peeling off after drying, and accurately showing the background color of the flowers on the mount 4 at the same time The dried flower A can be fixed to the mount 4.

  According to the embodiment of the present invention, the pressed flower picture M is completed through the semi-drying step S1, the arranging step S2, the sealing step S3, and the drying step S4, but the semi-dried plant flower is absorbed into the sealing bag 10 as a material. In order to gradually dry at the end stage, the following various controls are performed in each step.

  That is, first, in the semi-drying step S1, when the harvested grass and flowers sandwiched between the water-absorbing papers 1 are pressed with the upper and lower hard plates surrounded by the elastic rubber band 13, initially, as shown in FIG. The raised portion a such as is clamped with a pressing force that does not press. Gradually the flowers are dried to a dry rate of around 70% to reduce the moisture content of the flowers, leaving a raised portion a of the flowers (FIG. 6). That is, it is set as the state which left the convex part of the low raised part a before becoming perfect flat shape. In this way, the convex portion is still left in the pressing case 3 and subjected to processing such as internal deaeration, main drying, and deoxygenation (FIG. 7).

  In particular, as shown in FIG. 7, in the pressing case 3, the semi-dried flower A ′ is not completely flat but has a convex portion, so that the internal drying process can increase the surface area of the semi-dry flower A ′. Therefore, it can be exposed to the air greatly, improving the drying efficiency, eliminating unevenness in drying, and slowly performing uniform drying as a whole.

  Moisture containing moisture that evaporates with drying is discharged to the outside by degassing from the opening 9 of the press case 3 using a small pump or the like, and at the same time, the internal pressure is reduced to remove residual oxygen as much as possible. In addition, by preventing discoloration due to oxidation, the inside of the pressing case 3 can be effectively dried.

  In particular, the inside of the pressing case 3 is degassed at the end of complete drying, the oxygen that causes oxidation is eliminated, anhydrous calcium chloride and talc are mixed in a granular form, and the desiccant contained in a bag of moisture permeable sheet is possible. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the discoloration of the dried flowers and to perform the flowering treatment while maintaining a vivid color at the time of collection.

  At the same time, pressure is gradually applied to the mount and the transparent hard plate 8 in the press case 3 by the pressure control by further deaeration, and the flowers become flat when drying is finished, and on the mount 4 having the background color belt. And the transparent hard plate 8 are disposed in a stable state.

  As the timing of deaeration and drying, deaeration is performed at a time when the end-stage drying is almost completed, the internal air of the pressing case 3 is completely sucked, and moisture contained in the internal air is discharged to the outside air together with the air. The flowers and flowers are tightly sandwiched between the mount 4 and the transparent hard plate 8 to perform pressing and dehydration control that can withstand long-term storage.

A Flower A 'Semi-drying flower M Pressed flower painting S1 Semi-drying process S2 Placement process S3 Sealing process S4 Drying process a Leaf vein and stem 1 Absorbent paper 2 Upper and lower hardboard 3 Pressed flower case 4 Mount 5 Drying agent 6 Oxygen removal agent 7 Aluminum foil 8 Transparent hard plate 9 Opening 11 Nonwoven fabric 12 Cloth body

Claims (3)

A desiccant below the backing made of a breathable mat with dispersed natural wood pulp fibers inside a pressed case made by adhering a transparent hard plate and a flexible aluminum foil sheet peripheral edge in a sealed state And an oxygen scavenger, and a semi-dried flower between the transparent hard board in a state of being placed on the mount,
The semi-dried plants are made of plants with a drying rate of about 70%, and the desiccant contained below the mount is composed of a blended desiccant and a containing bag for housing it, and is blended and dried. The agent is composed of a drying agent such as anhydrous calcium chloride and a drying aid such as talc, and the compounded desiccant is pulverized to a fluid particle size, and a sealed container bag containing these compounded desiccant is A pressed flower picture formed of a water-permeable sheet comprising two layers of a nonwoven fabric on the surface and a resin layer on the inner surface.   2. The pressed flower picture according to claim 1, wherein the backing is colored by wrapping a mat-like board material having high air permeability with a cloth body having small eyes and rubbing the surface with pastel. Inside the pressed case that is formed by adhering a transparent hard plate and a flexible aluminum foil sheet periphery in a sealed state, a desiccant and an oxygen scavenger are stored below the mount and placed on the mount In a state where the semi-dried flowers are sandwiched between the transparent hard board,
The semi-dried plants are made of plants with a drying rate of about 70%, and the desiccant contained below the mount is composed of a blended desiccant and a containing bag for housing it, and is blended and dried. The agent is composed of a drying agent such as anhydrous calcium chloride and a drying aid such as talc, and the compounded desiccant is pulverized to a fluid particle size, and a sealed container bag containing these compounded desiccant is In addition, it is formed into a bag shape by a moisture permeable sheet consisting of two layers of a nonwoven fabric on the surface and a resin layer on the inner surface, and further presses the semi-dried flowers sandwiched between the transparent hard plate and the mount in the pressed case As a means, the operation of removing the air in the pressed flower case is performed, and by the press control of the pressing means, the flexibility of the aluminum foil sheet is utilized, and the aluminum foil sheet is finally brought into close contact with the storage member in the pressed flower case. Semi-dry flowers Pressed Flower picture production method is characterized in that the crimped flat dried pressed flowers in flower case.

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