WO2015128966A1 - Decorative body for bottle - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a decorative body for a bottle, the decorative body providing sophisticated decoration in the shape of a wedding dress or other configuration and enabling the contents to be poured from the bottle while the format of a decorative body is preserved to enhance the presentation effect for a party. [Solution] A decorative body for a bottle, the decorative body being provided with a trunk wrapping part, a highly decorative finishing dress part, and a separation means for separating the lower part of the finishing dress part from the bottle and retaining the shape of the finishing dress part. It is thereby possible to hold the shape of the finishing dress part and provide sophisticated decoration in the shape of a wedding dress or the like. In addition, separating the lower part of the finishing dress part from the bottle makes it possible to directly hold the bottle and pour out the contents while maintaining the format of a decorative body, and enhance the presentation effect for a party.

Description

Bottle decoration

The present invention relates to a decorative body for a bottle that can be highly decorated in accordance with the shape of a wedding dress and the like, and can pour contents from a bottle while maintaining the shape of the decorative body, thereby enhancing the effect of a party. . In more detail, the shape of the finished dress part is shaped by separating the torso winding part that is difficult to remove from the bottle according to the shape of the bottle to be decorated, the finished dress part with high decorativeness, and the finished dress part from the bottle. The present invention relates to a decorative body for a bottle comprising a holding means for holding.

Traditionally, bottles have been decorated with ribbons, water draws, and the like. Patent Document 1 discloses a technique of a decorative body that uses a practical single-point bottle as a core material to enjoy decorations or as a holder for small articles such as watches. It is said that a decorative body composed of a costume body and a cap body mounted on the mouth of a bottle is mounted on a bottle such as whiskey to give the bottle a decorative function and a function of holding small articles. As a result, the decoration effect of bottles is enhanced, and it is said that the viewer will be entertained.

However, the technique described in Patent Document 1 is a decorative body technique in which bottles in one corner of a shelf or a room are used as a core material, and a function of holding small articles is given to utilize the bottles. It was not possible to provide a decorative body with a high degree of decoration according to the shape of a wedding dress or the like, instead of a decoration that forms a simple shape.

Patent Document 2 discloses a decoration technique for detachably attaching various kinds of costumes to a glass bottle container. The costume is provided with an attachment rubber, belt or hook-and-loop fastener, and the costume can be detachably attached to the glass bottle container body. It is said that by decorating the wine bottle container, the added value as a gift of alcoholic beverages such as wine can be increased, or the advertising effect as an exhibition display can be enhanced to increase consumption.

However, Patent Document 2 only decorates wine bottles and the like as gifts or display displays, does not disclose decoration techniques for clothes to be attached and detached, and a state in which a decorative body is attached to a bottle There was no disclosure of technology about pouring the contents from the bottle.

Neither Patent Document 1 nor Patent Document 2 can provide a decorative body with a high degree of decoration, and the decorative body cannot surprise the participants of the party. It was not possible to pour wine from a bottle decorated with a combined decorative body to entertain the party and produce a party.

Patent Document 1: Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 49-50293 Patent Document 2: Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-249137

The problem to be solved by the present invention is that the contents can be poured from the bottle while maintaining the form of the decorative body, and the decoration is highly adapted to the shape of the wedding dress or the like, thereby enhancing the effect of the party. It is to provide a decorative body for the bottle. More specifically, the shape of the finished dress part is shaped by separating the body winding part that is difficult to remove from the bottle according to the shape of the bottle to be decorated, the finished dress part with high decorativeness, and the finished dress part from the bottle. It is providing the decoration body of the bottle which consists of a separation means to hold | maintain.

1st invention of this invention is a decoration body which decorates even the lower part of a bottle, Comprising: The said decoration body is a body winding part which mounts the said decoration body, The finishing dress part which decorates the said bottle, The said finishing Separating means for separating the dress part from the bottle, the body winding part is mounted so as to wind the bottle around the upper part of the bottle, and the finishing dress part is in a desired form, and the body winding The body winding part is sewn to a part, and the separating means separates the lower part of the finishing dress part from the bottle main body part so as to form a space that can hold the bottle main body part directly while maintaining the shape. It is characterized by being sewn to the top.

The body winding part may be attached so as to be wound by tightening the outer peripheral surface above the bottle. In addition, when the body-wound portion is a belt-like fabric, it is easy to wind the bottle, and the finished dress portion can be easily sewn. The length of the body winding part is not limited, and depends on the shape and size of the bottle. When the height of the body winding portion is 5 cm to 10 cm, processing and mounting are easy, and the finishing dress and the separating means are easily sewn. When the material of the body winding part is cotton, it is preferable that it is difficult to slip when attached to the bottle, but is not limited thereto. Moreover, you may provide anti-slip | skid materials, such as rubber | gum, in the surface on the side which contacts the bottle of a trunk winding part.

The material of the finished dress portion is preferably satin fabric or lace fabric matched to the wedding dress or party dress, and may be decorated as desired. Thereby, as a highly decorative dress having a form matched to the shape of a wedding dress or the like, the effect of the party is enhanced and the value as a souvenir is also increased.

The finished dress portion is composed of a portion simulating a trunk portion and a skirt portion of a wedding dress, etc., which may be integrated and sewn to the trunk winding portion, or may be sewn separately to the trunk winding portion. When the trunk portion and the skirt portion are separately sewn to the trunk winding portion, only the skirt portion may be sewn to the trunk winding portion, and the trunk portion may be wound as a ribbon. Thereby, it becomes easy to attach a decorative body to a bottle, and the manufacturing time of a finishing dress part can be shortened.

The shape of the skirt is a princess line that extends greatly from the waist to the entire circumference, and the shape of the A line that gently spreads from the waist to the skirt of the skirt. Etc. are selected according to the shape. The separating means is not limited as long as it can hold the skirt part in a state of being separated from the bottle. A space in which the bottle body can be directly gripped is formed, and the shape of the decorative body is not easily broken when the bottle body is gripped.

This allows the decorative body to have a highly decorative and attractive design, enhance the effects of parties and the like, and improve the value as a souvenir. Further, the bottle and the skirt portion are separated from each other, and when pouring wine or the like, the bottle main body portion can be directly grasped, and the form of the decorative body is not easily broken.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the decorative body according to the first aspect, the spacing means is a tulle portion made of a tulle cloth, and is directed downward from a stitching position where the spacing means is stitched to the body winding portion. It is characterized by its widened shape.

The tulle cloth is a stretchy net-like fabric woven from a hexagonal net, and it is preferable to use a well-known nylon tulle cloth. Since tulle cloth is easy to process, it is easy to make a shape imitating the groundwork of a wedding dress or the like with a fold. By supporting the skirt portion from below, the tulle portion can easily maintain the shape of the skirt portion that extends downward from the stitching position. Furthermore, when the skirt portion is separated from the bottle and wine or the like is poured, the bottle main body portion can be directly grasped, and the form of the decorative body is not destroyed.

¡To make the shape of the skirt part in the desired form, the way to fold the tulle part may be changed. For example, if a desired pleat is formed using a tulle cloth having a length and a height corresponding to the bottle, and the pleats are moved to the rear side of the skirt part and stitched together, the supporting force of the tulle part is increased. It becomes stronger and can produce a volume in the rear part of the skirt.

Also, by changing the way the tulle cloth is folded, it is possible to support the skirt portion having a shape selected from the princess line, the A line, or the like. For example, the folded portion of the tulle cloth can be placed downward, the folded portion can be inflated to form a princess line, the folded end of the tulle cloth can be widened, and the skirt portion can be formed to an A line that gently spreads downward. Further, the skirt portion is supported by the tulle cloth, so that the skirt portion can be easily separated from the bottle.

This makes it possible to easily provide a decorative body with an attractive design that matches the shape of a wedding dress or the like at a low cost. Moreover, when pouring wine etc., it is easy to grasp a bottle main-body part and it is hard to destroy the form of a decorative body.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the decorative body according to the first or second aspect, the stitching position where the separating means is stitched to the body winding portion is attached to an upper portion from the center of the body winding portion. It is characterized by. The stitching position may be an upper part from the center part of the body winding part, but it is preferable that the sewing position is a position about 2 cm below the upper edge part of the body winding part. Thereby, while being able to project a skirt part to the side from the upper part of a body winding part, it is easy to mount | wear with the decoration body which makes a waist circumference in the upper part of a body winding part.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the decorative body according to the first to third aspects, the stitched portions of the body winding portion, the finishing dress portion, and the separating means are sewn with gussets. It is characterized by. The material of the Tegus is not limited and may be any of a well-known nylon line, fluorocarbon line, PE line, etc., but it is preferable to use a nylon line that has moderate elasticity and strength. Also, the thickness of the Tegus is not limited.

胴 By tightly tightening with Tegs, the body winding part can be brought into close contact with the bottle. Further, since the tegs are used for stitching the tulle portion and the finished dress portion, the stitched portion is hardly broken. As a result, the decorative body is mounted so as not to be displaced from the bottle, and the decorative body is difficult to come off when pouring wine or the like, and the shape is not easily collapsed.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the decorative body according to the first to fourth aspects of the present invention, the waist of the body winding portion is arranged so that the body winding portion comes into close contact with the changed bottle according to the change of the bottle. It is characterized by comprising waist adjustment means for adjustment. The waist adjustment means may be a string through hole formed in parallel with the string, or a hook-and-loop fastener. Thereby, even if the diameter of the bottle to be decorated changes, the decorative body can be wound around and attached to the bottle without changing the finishing dress portion and the tulle portion.

The sixth invention of the present invention is characterized in that in the decorative body of the first to fifth inventions, a light emitting means is provided at the position of the separating means. The light emitting means may be an LED or a chemiluminescent material. When the folded portion of the tulle cloth is folded down, it may be inserted and held from the open portion of the folded portion. As a result, it is possible to enhance the effect even when the lighting is darkened at a party or the like.

-According to the first invention of the present invention, the decorative body has a highly decorative and attractive design, can enhance the effects of a party or the like, and can improve the value as a souvenir. Further, the bottle and the skirt portion are separated from each other, and when pouring wine or the like, the bottle main body portion can be directly grasped, and there is an advantageous effect that the form of the decorative body is not easily broken.

-According to 2nd invention of this invention, the decoration body of the attractive design matched with shapes, such as a wedding dress, can be provided easily at low cost. Moreover, when pouring wine etc., it is easy to grasp a bottle main-body part and it is hard to destroy the form of a decorative body.
-According to the 3rd invention of this invention, while being able to project a skirt part to the side from the upper part of a body winding part, it is easy to mount | wear with the decoration body which makes a waist wall in the upper part of a body winding part.

-According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, the decorative body is mounted so as not to be shifted to the bottle, and when pouring wine or the like, the decorative body is unlikely to come off and the shape is not easily collapsed.
-According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, even if the diameter of the bottle to be decorated changes, the decorative body can be wound around and attached to the bottle without changing the finished dress portion and the tulle portion.
-According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, it is possible to enhance the production effect even when the illumination is darkened at a party or the like.

Explanatory drawing explaining an ornament (Example 1). Explanatory drawing explaining the component of a decoration body (Example 1). Explanatory drawing explaining the body winding part of a decoration body (Example 1). Explanatory drawing explaining the tulle part of a decorative body (Example 1). Explanatory drawing explaining a skirt part (Example 1). Explanatory drawing explaining the state which grabs a wine bottle and pours wine (Example 1). Explanatory drawing explaining the decoration body of a princess line (Example 2). Explanatory drawing explaining the decorative body of A line (Example 3). Explanatory drawing explaining the decoration body provided with the waist adjustment means (Example 4). Explanatory drawing explaining the decoration body provided with the light emission means (Example 5).

For the purpose of making the decoration of the decorative body highly sophisticated, preventing the form from collapsing when pouring the contents, and enhancing the effect of the party etc., the skirt part is separated through a separation means that maintains the form. This was realized by attaching it to a bottle and stitching it with Tegs with high attraction.

In Example 1, the decorative body 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of the overall configuration of the decorative body 1, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram illustrating components of the decorative body 1. 3 is an explanatory view of the body winding portion 20, FIG. 4 is an explanatory view of the tulle portion 30, FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of the skirt portion 40, and FIG. It is explanatory drawing of the state which grabs and pours contents.

The decorative body 1 is formed by winding a body winding part 20 around a bottle 10, winding a tulle part 30 made of a tulle cloth as a separating means around the body winding part, and covering the upper part with a skirt part 40 and a body part 50. By stitching, the decorative body 1 having high decorativeness is obtained, and the lower part of the bottle main body 10 can be directly grasped. Each component is sewn by a Tegus 60 made of a nylon line having a thickness of about 0.4 mm (see FIG. 1). The bottle is a wine bottle composed of a narrow cylindrical bottle neck 11 and a thick cylindrical bottle body 12. The height of the bottle 10 is about 28 cm, the height of the bottle main body 12 is about 20 cm, and the diameter of the bottle main body 12 is about 7 cm.

The size of the body winding part 20 is 3 cm longer than the peripheral length of the bottle main body part 12, and the width is 6 cm when the body winding part is folded (see FIG. 2A). The body winding portion uses a rectangular cotton cloth, and the upper end portion and the lower end portion thereof are folded in the lateral direction to be thick (see FIG. 2A). The folded surface 21 is wound so as to contact the upper part of the bottle body 12.

The end portions 22 and 23 of the body winding portions on both sides are overlapped and stitched so as to be brought out from the bottle surface (see FIG. 3B). Then, the long extending end portion 22 is folded so as to overlap the short end portion 23, and is folded so as to be in contact with the body winding portion main body 24, and the overlapping tip portion 25 is slightly attached to the front end 26 of the body winding portion main body. Then, it is sewn so as to be pulled in (see FIG. 3 (A) and FIG. 3 (C)) and attached to the bottle main body 12 so as to be tightened. Each stitched portion is stitched by the Tegus 60.

The body winding part 20 exposes the lower part of the bottle main body part 12 and is sized so that other components can be easily sewn. The upper part and the lower part are thickened by folding, and are sewn by the tegs 60 that are difficult to cut even when pulled. . Accordingly, the body winding portion 20 can be easily processed, and the suture portion is not easily broken and attached so as not to be displaced from the bottle.

FIG. 2 (B) shows the tulle portion 30 as a separating means. In the present embodiment, the tulle portion 30 has a width that is substantially the same as the height of the bottle in a state where the tulle cloth of the hexagonal mesh 31 is spread. The length and shape of the tulle part may be appropriately adjusted according to the size and shape of the skirt part 40.

The lower side is a crease, a rectangular tulle cloth is folded in half, and the tulle part 30 is formed so as to bring the folds upward (see FIG. 2B), and is wound around and attached to the bottle body part 12 ( (See FIG. 4). As the tulle cloth, a well-known nylon tulle cloth is used. The hardness of the tulle cloth may be appropriately selected according to the shape, decoration, etc. of the skirt portion 40 to be held. For example, when a light emitting means such as a string-like light emitter is attached to the tulle cloth (see FIG. 10), it is only necessary to use a hard tulle cloth so that the shape is less likely to collapse.

FIG. 2C shows the skirt portion 40 of the finished dress portion (see FIG. 1). The skirt portion 40 uses a substantially circular fabric, and a bottle passage hole 41 having a diameter slightly larger than the diameter of the bottle main body portion is formed in the approximate center of the fabric. The outer diameter of the fabric is about twice the height of the bottle. The skirt portion 40 is attached by passing the bottle 10 through the bottle passage hole 41 and sewing the fabric around the bottle passage hole to the body winding portion 20.

The form of the skirt portion 40 is selected from colors, designs, etc. that match the form of the wedding dress, party dress, etc. It goes without saying that the skirt portion may have a length that exposes the lower portion of the bottle in accordance with the form of the wedding dress or the like. The material of the skirt portion 40 is preferably a satin fabric, a lace fabric or the like adapted to a wedding dress or the like. The shape of the fabric is not limited to a circle, and a rectangular fabric may be wound and stitched.

FIG. 2 (D) shows a ribbon as an example of the body portion 50 of the finished dress portion (see FIG. 1). The ribbon is wound around the bottle 10 and is attached to the skirt portion 40 in a bowed manner. The material, design, etc. of the body portion are not limited, and any desired decoration effect may be obtained.

Here, with reference to FIG. 3, the state in which the body winding part 20 is attached to the bottle 10 and the stitching process thereof will be described in more detail. 3A is a side view, and FIGS. 3B and 3C are cross-sectional views taken along the line AA in FIG. 3A. The body winding part 20 is wound and attached in close contact with the bottle main body part 12. The body winding part is mounted below the bottle neck part 11. When the body winding part is mounted at this position, the entire lower part of the bottle can be covered with the skirt part 40, and a high decorative effect can be obtained, and the decorative body is not soiled when pouring the contents. .

The body winding portion 20 is sewn at the overlapping base end portion 27, and the overlapping distal end portion 25 is further sewn to the body winding portion main body. The overlapping base end portion 27 is a portion where inner surfaces of extra length portions (see FIG. 3B) at both ends of the body winding portion are in contact with the bottle. The overlapping tip portion 25 refers to a portion where the overlapping portion protruding from the overlapping base end portion 27 is folded back along the peripheral surface of the bottle and stitched with the body winding portion (FIG. 3C).

Next, the stitching overlap base end portion 27 and the overlap tip portion 25 of the body winding portion will be described. The body winding part is about 3 cm longer than the circumference of the bottle body part. One of the extra lengths at both ends of the body winding part is lengthened to 2 cm, the other is shortened to 1 cm, and the respective extra length parts are overlapped. The overlapping base end portion is a base portion of the extra length portion overlapped with the bottle main body portion.

The stitched portion is overlapped with the overlapping base end portion 27, and the long extra length portion extending ahead of the short extra length portion is folded to form a thick folded portion (see FIG. 3C). The overlapping tip portion 25 that is the end portion of the folded portion is sewn so as to be attracted to the distal end 26 of the body winding portion with which the overlapping tip portion is in contact with each other by using a teg 60. As a result, tension is generated between the body winding portion main body 24 and the overlapping tip portion 25, and the body winding portion 20 is attached to the bottle body portion 12 so as not to be displaced.

The tegs 60 with the overlapped base end portion 27 sewn is continuously stitched with the overlapped distal end portion 25, the barrel body 20 is attached to the bottle main body portion 12, and the tulle portion 30 described later is further sewn. In addition, it is preferable that the end of the teg 60 is left extended. By reducing the number of the tegs 60 and stitching the body winding part 20 and the tulle part 30, the tegs 60 are hardly unraveled.

Next, with reference to FIG. 4, the suturing of the tulle portion 30 that forms the separation means will be described. The tulle cloth is folded in half, and the pleats 33 are formed on the overlapped tip end portion 32 using the Teggs 60 at an appropriate interval (see FIG. 4A). Next, the tulle portion 30 is wound around the body winding portion 20 with the side on which the folds 33 are formed facing upward, and the upper edge portion of the tulle portion is temporarily fixed to the body winding portion 20 by the teg 60 (FIG. 4B). reference). Tegs 60 used for the temporary fixing are left extended and used for stitching the skirt portion 40. Here, the tulle portion 30 is stitched downward about 2 cm from the upper edge portion of the body winding portion 20. By attaching to this position, it is possible to cover the lower part of the bottle 10 by the skirt part 40 of the finished dress part, and to sew the decorative body that decorates the upper part of the bottle 10 to the upper body winding part 20 above it. Become.

Here, the bent portion 34 at the lower portion of the fold formed on the tulle portion is lifted upward to form the base shape of the desired skirt portion (see FIG. 4C). . For example, it is possible to make the base shape of the skirt part in which the one side 35 of the tulle part bulges so as to overhang and the back part is greatly inflated (see FIG. 4D). The method for expanding the tulle portion 30 may be adjusted as appropriate according to the design of the finished dress portion, and is not limited. Further, a space 36 for separating the bottle body and the tulle part is formed between the tulle part 30 and the bottle body part 12, so that the bottle body part can be directly grasped by hand.

Next, with reference to FIG. 5, a process of attaching the skirt portion 40 will be described. In FIG. 5, the imaginary line of the bottle 10 is indicated by a broken line, and the imaginary line of the tulle portion 30 is indicated by a one-dot chain line. First, the bottle neck portion 11 in which the tulle portion 30 is stitched to the body winding portion 20 is covered through the bottle through hole 41 of the skirt portion 40 of the finished dress portion (see FIG. 5A). Here, the position 42 where the skirt portion 40 is stitched is a position slightly below the upper edge of the stitching portion 37 (see FIG. 5A) of the tulle portion (see FIG. 5B). The skirt portion 40 is sewn to the body winding portion 20 integrally with the tulle portion 30 (see FIG. 5C). As a result, the skirt portion 40 and the tulle portion 30 are not easily detached from the body winding portion 20.

FIG. 5 (D) shows a state in which the tulle portion 30 is expanded, the skirt portion 40 is separated from the bottle main body portion 12, the shape of the skirt portion 40 is maintained, and the ribbon forming the body portion 50 is wound. Yes. Here, the tulle portion 30 is widened so that one of the skirt portions 40 is greatly projected to imitate the back of the wedding dress, and the other is gently projected. In order to further enhance the decorativeness of the decorative body, the ribbon is bound so as to hide the body winding portion 20 protruding above the skirt portion and the stitched portions of the tulle portion 30 and the skirt portion 40. Further, the ribbon may be attached to the body winding portion 20 by being stitched.

Here, how to hold the bottle 10 will be described with reference to FIG. In FIG. 6, the pleats of the skirt portion 40 are omitted for easy understanding. In order to grasp the bottle, the bottle neck 11 of the bottle placed on the table (see FIG. 6A) is picked up (see the arrow in FIG. 6B), the bottle is lifted from the table, and the decorative body 1 The bottle main body 12 is directly grasped from the lower part by hand (see FIG. 6B), and the bottle is inclined to pour the contents (see FIG. 6C). When pouring the contents, since the decorative body 1 is not touched, there is an advantageous effect that the form of the decorative body 1 is not destroyed.

In Example 2, a decorative body 2 in the shape of a princess line dress will be described with reference to FIG. In Example 2, the process up to the formation of the skirt portion is shown. In order to form the decorative body 2 in the shape of a princess line, the tulle portion 30 is previously inflated in a dome shape with the folded portion 34 of the tulle cloth downward, and is used as the base of the skirt portion 40 (FIG. 7A). reference). Except for the way in which the tulle portion 30 is inflated, it is the same as that of the first embodiment described above. However, by making the tulle portion 30 dome-shaped, the skirt portion 40 superimposed on the tulle portion 30 is greatly extended over the entire circumference. (See FIG. 7B).

In Example 3, a decorative body 3 in the shape of an A-line dress will be described with reference to FIG. In order to form an A-line-shaped decorative body, the folded portion 34 of the tulle cloth is turned upward so that the end of the overlapped lower tulle cloth is gently spread to form the base of the skirt portion (see FIG. (See Fig. 8 (A)). The bent portion 34 of the tulle portion is narrowed and stitched to the body winding portion 20 so that the shape gradually spreads from the upper side of the skirt to the hem. Except for the configuration of the tulle portion 30, the configuration is the same as that of the first embodiment. However, the tip of the tulle portion is gently expanded, and the skirt portion 40 superimposed thereon is gently expanded (see FIG. 8B). reference).

In Example 4, the decorative body 4 in which the body winding part 70 is provided with the waist circumference adjusting means 71 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 9A shows a state before the waist adjustment, and FIG. 9B shows a state after the waist adjustment. In the decorative body 4, the circumferential length of the body winding part 70 is formed longer than the circumference of the bottle to be mounted, the upper part is divided with a gap 72, and the lower part 73 is sewn with a slack. . It is more preferable that an anti-slip material (not shown) is attached to the contact surface of the body winding part provided with the waist adjustment means with the bottle, but the anti-slip material does not necessarily have to be attached.

The waist adjustment means 71 has a string passage hole 74 provided in parallel on both edges of the upper part with a gap 72 therebetween, and the waist is adjusted by passing the string 75 through the string passage hole 74 and tightening it. The configuration is as follows. The upper divided portion has a height of 2 cm, and the string-passing holes 74 are provided in parallel at three heights (see FIG. 9A).

In order to attach the decorative body 4 to a slightly thick bottle, the bottle body 12 is passed through the lower part, the string 75 is tightened into the upper string passing hole 74 so that the gap 72 becomes larger, and the upper part is Make sure it is attached to the bottle body. In order to attach the attachment body 4 to a slightly thin bottle, the string 75 passed through the bottle body part 12 in the lower part and the string passage hole 74 in the upper part is tightened more strongly so that the gap 72 becomes smaller. Then, the upper part is attached to the bottle body part in close contact. The material of the string 75 is not limited, and may be a teg when the string is hidden, or may be a leather string when the string is exposed. Thereby, it can be set as the decoration body which can be mounted | worn with the bottle main-body part of several thickness, and when many decoration bodies are required, it is also possible to use the preliminary | backup decoration body manufactured previously.

In Example 5, the decorative body 5 including the light emitting means 80 will be described with reference to FIG. In the light emitting means of the fifth embodiment, the string 81 provided with LEDs and the power supply means 82 are used as the light emitting means. The string body 81 is wound around the skirt portion 40 so as to pass through the net 31 of the tulle portion 30. The string 81 is cut to a desired length, and the end is inserted into the power supply means 82 so that it can be lit. A plurality of colors of light emitting means may be provided and may be blinkable. By making the decorative body 5 provided with the light emitting means, the effect of the decorative body is further enhanced by raising the skirt portion of the decorative body from the inside in a state where the surrounding illumination is darkened.

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In the above embodiment, the example using only the tulle cloth as the separating means has been described. However, the tulle cloth and other materials may be combined, or only other materials may be used as the separating means.
In the above embodiment, the body portion of the finished dress portion is described as a ribbon, but the shape is not limited, and the shape of the body portion of a wedding dress or the like may be integrated with the skirt portion.
-The contents and use of the bottle to be decorated are not limited, the bottle only needs to be hard, and the shape, size, etc. are not limited.

In the above embodiment, the case where the body winding part is wound only on the upper part of the bottle body part has been described, but the body winding part is tapered so as to narrow toward the bottle neck part, and the bottle neck part and the bottle body It may be in close contact with the part.
The embodiment disclosed this time should be considered as illustrative in all points and not restrictive. The technical scope of the present invention is shown not by the above description but by the scope of the claims, and is intended to include all modifications within the meaning and scope equivalent to the scope of the claims.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ... decorative body,
10 ... Bottle, 20 ... Torso winding part, 30 ... Tulle part, 40 ... Skirt part,
50 ... trunk, 60 ... Teguz,
11 ... Bottle neck, 12 ... Bottle body,
21 ... folded surface, 22, 23 ... end, 24 ... trunk winding body,
25 ... Superposition tip part, 26 ... The tip, 27 ... Superposition base end part,
31 ... Mesh, 32 ... Tip, 33 ... Fold, 34 ... Bent
35 ... Meanwhile, 36 ... Space, 37 ... Suture,
41 ... bottle through hole, 42 ... position,
70 ... trunk winding part, 71 ... waist circumference adjusting means, 72 ... gap,
73 ... Lower part, 74 ... String passage hole, 75 ... String,
80 ... light emitting means, 81 ... string, 82 ... power supply means

Claims (6)

A decorative body that decorates the lower part of the bottle,
The decorative body includes a body winding portion for mounting the decorative body, a finishing dress portion for decorating the bottle, and a separating means for separating the finishing dress portion from the bottle,
The body winding part is mounted to wind the bottle around the upper part of the bottle,
The finished dress portion is formed in a desired form and is sewn to the body winding portion,
The separating means is sewn to the body winding portion so as to separate the lower portion of the finishing dress portion from the bottle main body portion and form a space that can hold the bottle main body portion directly while maintaining the shape. ,
A decorative body characterized by that. The spacing means is a tulle portion made of a tulle cloth, and has a shape spreading downward from a stitching position where the spacing means is stitched to the body winding portion.
The decorative body according to claim 1. The stitching position where the separating means is stitched to the body winding part is attached to the upper part from the center of the body winding part,
The decorative body according to claim 2. The sewn portion of each of the body winding portion, the finishing dress portion, and the separation means is sewn with Teggs.
The decorative body according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that: In accordance with the change of the bottle, the body winding part includes waist adjustment means for adjusting the waist of the body winding part so that the body winding part is in close contact with the changed bottle.
The decorative body according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that: A light emitting means is provided at the position of the separating means.
The decorative body according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that:

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