JPH0348062Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial application field) This invention involves forming a decorative paper with a crane shape on thick Japanese paper, and as a separate piece, an appropriate amount of microcapsule fine particle fragrance is placed in a breathable Japanese paper bag. The aromatic body is inserted into a rectangular Japanese paper bag to form an aromatic body, the aromatic body is housed in a rectangular Japanese paper bag and adhered to form a fragrance emitting body, and the aromatic body is integrally glued so as to be hidden behind the back of the decorative paper. This relates to a crane-shaped gold seal ornament with a dispersion device.

When the engagement is completed and the betrothal is exchanged, the gold seal is decorated with a noshi on the right shoulder, 5 or 7 strips of gold and silver mizuhiki, and a decorative knot on the surface to represent the auspicious occasion. It has become a tradition.

However, the joy of marriage presupposes the betrothal in this way, but if you decorate the traditional gold seal more beautifully to increase its conspicuousness, and on top of that, emit an intangible fragrance from the gold seal, the joy will be enhanced. These emotions are even higher and can give you a sense of happiness.

This project is a realization of this ideal,
This is a traditional gold seal that expresses both tangible and intangible joy.

(Prior art) Conventional kin-seals have a noshi on the right shoulder, a gold and silver mizuhiki in the center, and a decorative knot on the surface to express joy. In order to make this gold seal even more sophisticated, luxurious mizuhiki decorations were separately made and attached to the top of the mizuhiki. However, the more luxurious the gold seal, the greater the financial burden, and the same goes for the accompanying betrothal ornaments. Therefore, a gold seal decoration that was not as financially burdensome and that brought more novelty and joy than conventional ones had not yet been developed.

(Problems to be solved by the invention) This invention is used to display joy on the metal seal, which has been used in the past, and to use it as a decoration. It is intended to heighten emotions even further. Therefore, in order to meet this demand, the size of the decorative paper is determined appropriately according to the size of the gold seal so that it becomes a stylish decoration no matter where it is pasted on the blank space on the gold seal. The figure is a stylized version of a crane to express auspicious events, and a fragrance emitting material is integrally adhered to the back of the crane-shaped decorative paper to emit fragrance.

(Means for solving the problem) In this case, it is pasted onto a gold seal to create a gold seal decoration and emit a fragrance, but the crane-shaped decorative paper that forms the top surface is made of hard, thick Japanese paper. Since it is used for general use, there is no concern that the gold seal will bend or bend during handling after being pasted. However, since it is integrally attached to the aroma emitting body and forms its upper surface, it floats above the gold seal, creating a three-dimensional decoration. In addition, the square Japanese paper bag forming the aroma diffuser is made of strong Japanese paper so that it firmly adheres to the metal seal. The aromatic body that is housed and adhered inside the rectangular Japanese paper bag is made by inserting microcapsule fine particle fragrance into a breathable Japanese paper bag. The fine particles of microcapsules cannot emit fragrance as they stand, but they begin to emit fragrance when crushed into powder, so when using a metal seal, you can easily press the top surface of the decorative paper with your fingertips several times. It emits fragrance when crushed.

In addition, the breathable Japanese paper pouches are made of breathable Japanese paper, and when the microcapsules that can be inserted into the pouch emit particulate incense, the breathable Japanese paper pouches can be used without cutting the opening of the pouch. It continues to radiate outward through the body.

(Function) By pasting this on a gold seal, it can decorate the appearance of the metal seal and emit an aroma, which can bring out intangible joy.It can be used regardless of the size of the metal seal. I can do what I can. In other words, there are two types of gold seals: large ones and small ones, and in order to use them for large ones, it is possible to form one of a size that corresponds to the gold seal, and to use a small one. In order to use it, a size corresponding to the small size is formed. In either case, the appearance of the gold seal is further enhanced and made beautiful, and the fragrance evokes joy.

Also, the design of the original design is a stylized version of a crane.
Since ancient times, cranes have been respected as a symbol of longevity and purity, and are always used for auspicious events.The crane shape is integrally bonded with an aromatic substance, making it a new and unprecedented celebratory item. It is respected as such.

(Example) To explain an example of the present invention, a decorative paper 1 of an appropriate size representing the shape of a crane is formed from thick Japanese paper, and a fine particle incense 2 of microcapsules is separately formed.
The aromatic body 4 is inserted into a breathable Japanese paper pouch 3 to form an aromatic body 4, and the aromatic body 4 is placed in a rectangular Japanese paper bag 5 that is hidden behind the decorative paper 1 and adhered to form a fragrance emitting body 6. , and the aroma emitting body 6 is integrally adhered to the back side of the decorative paper 1 so as to be hidden therein. In the figure, 7 is a gold seal, 8 is a mizuhiki, and 9 is a paper.

The present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, in which the fragrance emitting body 6 is hidden behind the decorative paper 1, and crushes the particulate fragrance 2 of the microcapsule of the aromatic body 4, which is housed and adhered inside, into a powder. Does not emit fragrance unless Therefore, when the fragrance is not emitted, only the decorative paper 1 serves as a decoration on the surface of the gold seal 7. However, in this case, since the decorative paper 1 is disposed integrally on the upper surface of the aroma emitting body 6, the decorative paper 1 floats above the metal seal 7, giving a three-dimensional effect. To release the fragrance, press the top surface of the decorative paper 1 forcefully several times with your fingertips, and the particulate fragrance 2 in the microcapsules inside the breathable washi paper bag 3 will be easily crushed and begin emitting fragrance. be.

(Effect of the idea) In addition to being a gold seal decoration, this idea also aims to enhance the atmosphere of celebration by emitting fragrance, so it is necessary to continue emitting fragrance for a long time until the celebratory event is over. Therefore, the particulate incense 2 of the microcapsule, which is the source of the fragrance, is not consumed until the time when the metal seal is used. If the microcapsule particulate incense 2 is left as is, it can be stored for a long time without being consumed, but if it is crushed into powder, it will begin to be consumed as it emits fragrance. However, even if the fragrance is started, the fragrance will continue to be emitted for a considerable period of time, so there is no concern that the fragrance will stop during the festive period.

Since this proposal has such superior effects, it will become a useful golden seal decoration.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is the front view of the main project, Figure 2 is the back view, Figure 3
The figures are a cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A in FIG. 2, FIG. 4 is a partially cutaway front view of the aromatic body, and FIG. 5 is a front view showing the case where it is attached to a metal seal. In the figure, 1... Decorative paper, 2... Particulate incense of microcapsules, 3... Breathable Japanese paper bag, 4... Aromatic body, 5... Square Japanese paper bag, 6... Fragrance emitting body.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A decorative paper 1 of an appropriate size representing the shape of a crane is formed from thick Japanese paper, and an appropriate amount of microcapsule particulate incense 2 is placed in a breathable Japanese paper bag 3.
to form an aromatic body 4, and the aromatic body 4 is
A fragrance emitting device in which a fragrance emitting body 6 is formed by being housed and glued in a rectangular Japanese paper bag 5 that is hidden behind the back of the decorative paper 1, and the fragrance emitting body 6 is integrally adhered so as to be hidden behind the back of the decorative paper 1. Tsuru-shaped gold seal decoration.