KR102606501B1 - Funeral flower member for shroud - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to flower color for Ipgwan Daeryeom.
The base member of the flower color (100) for the unit entrance pipe of the present invention has a pair of edge parts and a protrusion where these edge parts meet in succession, and a pattern area is installed. On the surface of the central portion based on the width direction of the base member, one first petal member and one or more second petal members installed on the first petal member are attached to each other in different sizes and/or directions, overlapping up and down. A three-dimensional wreath member 150 is installed.

Description

{FUNERAL FLOWER MEMBER FOR SHROUD}

The present invention relates to the color of flowers used for funeral rites when entering a funeral.

The process and procedures for disposing of the body of the deceased must be done with utmost care. As a preparatory step for burial, the deceased is dressed in shrouds. Regarding the shroud, Republic of Korea Patent No. 1722353 by the inventor of the present invention is disclosed. The process of putting the body of the deceased in a shroud into a coffin is called coffin. The most important step in the immigration process is called Daeryeom. Normally, it is a procedure to put a shroud on the corpse, wrap it in hemp, hemp, rayon, cotton, etc., and then tie it tightly with seven knots to enter the coffin. After the funeral, the coffin is closed.

The moment of the Daeryeom procedure is the last moment for the bereaved family to send off the deceased. The inventor of the present invention has been in the field of funerals for a long time and has witnessed many funerals and watched numerous bereaved families attending funerals. Many of the bereaved families were heartbroken by the sight of the deceased being tied up during Daeryeom. The last moments of the deceased, who devoted himself to living for his family, are seen as an expression of disgust. As a result, there were cases where even family members did not attend the induction ceremony.

After thinking about how to make the last appearance of the deceased appear more beautiful and how to create good memories for the bereaved family at the moment of final farewell, I came to complete this invention.

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a new flower color for entrance to the funeral as a means to show greater courtesy to the deceased and to provide comfort and emotion to the bereaved family.

Meanwhile, other unspecified purposes of the present invention will be additionally considered within the scope that can be easily inferred from the following detailed description and its effects.

The first aspect of the present invention for achieving the above task is a flower color for unit entrance of a base natural fabric having a pair of edge parts and a protrusion where these edge parts meet in succession, and a pattern area is installed, the central part based on the width direction One first petal member on the surface of and one or more second petal members installed on the first petal member are characterized in that they include three-dimensional wreath members in which the sizes and/or directions are different and are overlapped up and down and attached. .

The second aspect of the present invention has a pair of corners and a protrusion where these corners meet in succession, a pattern area is installed, the base natural fabric is folded backwards along the left and right edges of the protrusion, and then again along the pair of corners. It is a flower color for the unit entrance pipe that is used by folding the base natural fabric backwards on both the left and right sides, respectively. One first petal member on the surface of the central part in the width direction and one or more second petal members installed on the first petal member. It is characterized in that it includes three-dimensional wreath members that are different in size and/or direction and are overlapped and attached upwards and downwards.

In the third aspect of the present invention, a pentagonal pattern area including a pair of corners and protrusions where these corners meet in succession is installed on the surface of a rectangular base member, and along the left and right edges of the protrusions of the pattern area. It is a flower color for unit entrance pipes that is used by folding the base members backwards and then folding them backwards on both the left and right sides along a pair of edges, with one first petal member and this on the surface of the central portion in the width direction of the base member. It is characterized in that one or more second petal members installed on the first petal member include three-dimensional flower flower members with different sizes and/or directions that overlap and are attached.

The fourth aspect of the present invention is characterized by a continuous flower color for the unit entrance pipe, in which the above flower colors for the unit entrance pipe are overlapped in rows and columns.

In the flower color for admission to the funeral of the present invention as described above, the heart of offering flowers to the deceased is clearly visualized during the final farewell procedure for the deceased, thereby providing greater comfort and emotion to the bereaved family.

Meanwhile, it is to be added that even if the effects are not explicitly mentioned herein, the effects described in the following specification and their potential effects expected from the technical features of the present invention are treated as if described in the specification of the present invention.

Figure 1 shows the configuration of a unit entrance pipe Daeryeomyong flower color according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 2 shows the configuration of a unit entrance pipe Daeryeomyong flower color according to another embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 3 schematically shows a configuration example of a three-dimensional flower arrangement member according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 4 shows the configuration of a continuous standing pipe Daeryeomyong flower color according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
* The attached drawings are intended as reference for understanding the technical idea of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.

Wreaths and incense symbolize the funeral. The present invention especially embodies the concept of 'wreath' in the color of flowers for the entrance gate. <Daeryeomyong Flower Color> refers to a flower-shaped member that covers and knots the deceased in a shroud (see Figure 4). In general, unit flower colors are used that are substantially the same in form even though the patterns may be different. <Unit flower color> refers to a polygonal flower color with protrusions 119 as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. 'Kkotkal' means to lay flowers, and its meaning is different from the pointed hats worn by monks, shamans, or nongak bands.

Hereinafter, the content of the present invention will be described using drawings showing preferred embodiments of the present invention. In describing the present invention, if it is determined that related known functions may unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention as they are obvious to those skilled in the art, the detailed description thereof will be omitted.

Figure 1 shows the approximate configuration of a unit entrance pipe Daeryeomyong flower color 100 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

The base member of the unit entrance pipe Daeryeomyong flower color 100 is approximately pentagonal in shape as shown in the example. A pair of edge portions 117 and 118 and a protrusion 119 where the edge portions 117 and 118 meet in succession form a vertex, and the base is located on the opposite side of the protrusion 119. In this embodiment, the protrusion 119 forms a vertex, but in other embodiments, the protrusion 119 may be configured as a gentle circular arc. Additionally, in this embodiment, the base is expressed as a straight line connecting the corners 117 and 118 at the shortest distance, as shown, but it may be a curve or a bent straight line.

The length of the pair of edge portions 117 and 118 is preferably approximately 300 to 400 mm, and the length of the diagonal portion extending from the end of the edge portions 117 and 118 to the vertex of the protrusion 119 is preferably approximately 130 to 160 mm.

The base member of the unit entrance pipe Daeryeomyong flower color 100 can be divided into two areas. The first area 110 is a pattern area where a pattern is installed, and the second area 120 is an area located below the first area 110 and does not have a pattern installed. As a preferred example, the decorative figure 113 is installed by printing the pattern on the base member using a pre-made design. Generally, the decorative figure 113 is shaped like a flower. Among the patterns installed in the first area 110, a religious pattern 115 may be included. In the city example, the religious pattern 115 is a Buddhist pattern, but it may be a Christian pattern using a cross, or there may be no religious pattern. Additionally, it is best that these patterns are gold leaf patterns that were pressed and transferred using gold foil paper.

Also, preferably, the border area 111 surrounding the first area 110 in the circumferential direction may be provided with colors and/or patterns to emphasize the aesthetic characteristics of the unit entrance pipe Daeryeomyong flower color 100. Additionally, it is recommended that gold foil transfer work is also performed on this border area 111.

The most characteristic element of the flower color 100 for unit admission of the present invention is that a three-dimensional wreath member 150 is installed on the surface of the central part (part A with the area indicated by a dotted line) based on the width direction of the first area 110. The point is that it happens.

The three-dimensional wreath member 150 is preferably a flower-shaped member. Also, it is a three-dimensional member that protrudes upward based on the surface of the base member. In the Taoist example, it consists of three layers, but it can also consist of more or two layers.

As will be explained again below, if the three-dimensional wreath member 150 is schematically explained with reference to FIG. 1, the first petal member 151 consisting of the largest petal member is located on it, and a first petal member 151 smaller than the first petal member 151 is located thereon. , one or more second petal members (152, 153) are positioned overlapping and integrated. Preferably, the closer it is located, the smaller the member size (for example, the size of the petal) is to emphasize three-dimensionality. However, even if the size is the same, three-dimensionality can be emphasized by having the petals have different directions. If the petal members 151, 152, and 153 are overlapped upward (overlaid) with different sizes and directions, the three-dimensionality of the three-dimensional flower flower member 150 will be further improved.

The middle of the overlapping petal members is glued up and down using a glue gun adhesive, etc., and the first petal member 151 at the base is fixed to the surface of the base member (or on the support member 155 as shown in FIG. 3). The three-dimensional wreath member 150 may be installed on the unit entrance pipe Daeryeomyong flower color 100.

It is preferable that the base member of the unit entrance pipe Daeryeomyong flower color 100 is a natural fabric. Preferably it is hemp (hemp). Additionally, any one of flax, jeonma, rayon, and cotton can be used. Additionally, synthetic fibers such as nylon fiber may be used, and Korean paper may also be used.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the flower color 100 for unit entrance pipe can be manufactured by cutting the base member as above. In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 2, a square-shaped base member can be folded according to a set rule to create a shape like that in FIG. 1. Let's look at Figure 2.

FIG. 2 shows, for example, a method of forming the base member of FIG. 1 by folding a rectangular flower color member 200 inwards.

First, fold the left edge of the protrusion inwards along the line ①. Next, fold the right edge of the remaining protrusion inwards along the line ②. The order of ① and ② is arbitrary. Next, referring to the first area in FIG. 1, fold it inward along one corner along ③. And when folded inward along the other corner part ④, the flower color member 200 of FIG. 2 is composed of the flower color 100 for the unit entrance pipe of FIG. 1.

Now, let us further explain the configuration of the three-dimensional wreath member 150 installed on the surface of the central portion in the width direction of the first region 110 of FIG. 1 using FIG. 3.

First, the support member 155 is glued onto the surface of the base member to fix its position, and then the following components can be fixed to the support member 155. Using the support member 155 is advantageous in protecting the surface of the base member and is convenient for work. In some embodiments, the three-dimensional wreath member 150 may be installed directly on the base member without the mediation of the support member 155.

Next, the first petal member 151 is placed on the support member 155 and fixed with adhesive, and then one or more second petal members 152 and 153 are sequentially placed on the first petal member 151. Preferably, these petal members can be overlapped upward and fixed by adhering each with adhesive. In another preferred embodiment, the first petal member 151 and one or more second petal members 152 and 153 are stacked up and down and the central portion is integrated with adhesive, and then the integrated petal member is placed on or on the support member 155. It can be fixed on the surface of the base member. In another preferred embodiment, these petal members are integrated by stacking them up and down and sewing the central portion, and then the integrated petal members can be fixed on the support member 155 or on the surface of the base member.

Next, the three-dimensional wreath member 150 is completed by adhering a decorative member 159, such as a bead, to the central portion of the top petal member 153. 158 in FIG. 1 represents smaller beads surrounding the central decoration member 159, and serves to decorate the three-dimensional wreath member 150.

As described above, in the three-dimensional wreath member 150 of the present invention, the first petal member 151 and one or more second petal members 152 and 153 are overlapped with different sizes and/or directions.

The three-dimensional wreath member 150 having the above configuration may preferably be made of the same material as the base member. Additionally, in other embodiments, a different material from the base member may be used. Therefore, the three-dimensional wreath member can be made of any one of materials such as hemp (hemp), flax, hemp, rayon, cotton, synthetic fibers such as nylon, and Korean paper.

Additionally, the three-dimensional wreath member 150 can be manufactured by performing a gold foil transfer process. For example, a pattern engraved in gold foil on a base member is subjected to press transfer work, punched and cut into two or more different flower shapes of different sizes, stacked on top of each other and integrated, and then placed at a designated position (part A) on the base member. After doing so, attach it with adhesive.

Figure 4 illustrates the overall configuration of the continuous entrance pipe Daeryeomyong flower color 10 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 4, the flower color 10 for continuous admission is formed by continuously stacking the flower colors 100 for unit admission in rows and columns and tying them to the body of the deceased (not shown) to form an overall shape. Usually, 100 flower colors (100) are arranged overlapping each other in 9 rows and 3 columns (this may vary depending on the body size of the deceased). One unit Ipgwan Daeryeong flower color (100) is added between the bottom row and the next row. The flower color (100) for the unit entrance pipe in the middle row may have a different design from the flower color (100) for the unit entrance pipe in the left and right rows.

As shown in FIG. 4, in the case of the unit flower color 100 that constitutes the continuous flower color 10, only the first area 110 where the pattern is installed is exposed (see FIG. 1). In addition, a three-dimensional wreath member 150 having a three-dimensional element protruding upward from the surface of the base member of the unit entrance crown flower color 100 is installed at the most visually visible position for each unit entrance pipe flower color 100, The purpose of the present invention is fulfilled by showing the deceased's last noble appearance to the bereaved family before death.

The scope of protection of the present invention is not limited to the description and expression of the embodiments explicitly described above. It is not limited by the visible shape, dimensions, or proportions of the drawings provided for convenience of explanation. In addition, it is once again added that the scope of protection of the present invention may not be limited due to changes or substitutions that are obvious in the technical field to which the present invention pertains.

Claims (4)

It has a pair of edge parts and protrusions where these edge parts meet in succession, and is a flower color for unit entrance pipe of a base natural fabric on which a pattern area is installed. A support member 155 is glued onto the surface of the central part based on the width direction, and one After fixing the first petal member 151, one or more second petal members 152 and 153 installed on the first petal member 151 are overlapped vertically and have different sizes and/or directions and are applied with adhesive. A three-dimensional wreath member (150) that is attached or sewn and fixed on the support member (155) and integrated by adhering decorative members (158, 159) using beads to the central portions of the second petal members (152, 153). It includes, wherein the three-dimensional wreath member 150 uses the same or different material as the base member, and is made of any one of hemp, flax, hemp, rayon, cotton, synthetic fibers including nylon, and Korean paper,
A flower color for a unit entrance to the crown, characterized in that the flower colors for the unit entrance to the crown are stacked in rows and columns and used as a flower color for the continuous entrance to the crown.
It has a pair of edges and protrusions where these edges meet in succession, a pattern area is installed, the base natural fabric is folded backwards along the left and right edges of the protrusions, and the base natural fabric is again stretched along the pair of edges on both left and right sides. As a flower color for the unit entrance gate, which is used by folding each back,
After adhering the support member 155 onto the surface of the central portion based on the width direction and fixing one first petal member 151, one or more second petal members 152 are installed on the first petal member 151. , 153) are fixed on the support member 155 by attaching or sewing them with adhesive while overlapping vertically in different sizes and/or directions, and beads are used in the central portion of the second petal members 152 and 153. It includes a three-dimensional wreath member 150 that is integrated by adhering decorative members 158 and 159, and the three-dimensional wreath member 150 is made of the same or different material as the base member, and is made of hemp, flax, hemp, and rayon. It is made of any one of synthetic fibers including cotton, nylon, and Korean paper,
A flower color for a unit entrance to the crown, characterized in that the flower colors for the unit entrance to the crown are stacked in rows and columns and used as a flower color for the continuous entrance to the crown.
A pentagonal pattern area is installed on the surface of a rectangular base member, including a pair of corners and protrusions where these corners meet in succession, and the base members are respectively folded backwards along the left and right edges of the protrusions of the pattern area, Again, it is a flower color used as a unit entrance crown that is folded backwards on both the left and right along a pair of edges, respectively.
After adhering the support member 155 onto the surface of the central portion based on the width direction and fixing one first petal member 151, one or more second petal members 152 are installed on the first petal member 151. , 153) are fixed on the support member 155 by attaching or sewing them with adhesive while overlapping vertically in different sizes and/or directions, and beads are used in the central portion of the second petal members 152 and 153. It includes a three-dimensional wreath member 150 that is integrated by adhering decorative members 158 and 159, and the three-dimensional wreath member 150 is made of the same or different material as the base member, and is made of hemp, flax, hemp, and rayon. It is made of any one of synthetic fibers including cotton, nylon, and Korean paper,
A flower color for a unit entrance to the crown, characterized in that the flower colors for the unit entrance to the crown are stacked in rows and columns and used as a flower color for the continuous entrance to the crown.
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