CN204701372U - A kind of ceramics of adsorbable perfume - Google Patents

Abstract

A ceramic handicraft capable of absorbing perfume is designed by the utility model. The ceramic handicraft includes a base and a ceramic flower body made of ceramics with a large number of small pores inside. The ceramic flower body is fixed on the base. The ceramic flower body includes at least two Layers of petal rings. Each layer of petal rings contains at least three petals. The petals of each layer of petal rings are arranged in a ring structure. It is concave, and one end is inclined to the center of the ceramic flower body, forming a diversion groove with one end connected to the center of the ceramic flower body. In the utility model, through the design of ceramic handicrafts capable of absorbing perfume, the perfume adsorbed by ceramics can be volatilized more fully, the fragrance time is longer, and it is more convenient to add perfume.

Description

A ceramic handicraft capable of absorbing perfume

Technology Field

The utility model relates to a handicraft, in particular to a ceramic handicraft capable of absorbing perfume.

Background Technology

Currently, most scented ceramics incorporate perfumed ceramic discs that slowly evaporate to freshen the air and remove odors. However, these discs are short-lived and have a limited range of action. They require frequent replacement, which is environmentally unfriendly. Refilling perfume is inconvenient and easily spills, resulting in a lack of decorative appeal. They require a different housing design to achieve an aesthetically pleasing effect.

Summary of the invention

The purpose of this utility model is to produce a ceramic handicraft with a wide volatile range, the ability to add perfume repeatedly and conveniently, and aesthetically pleasing.

To achieve the above functions, the present invention provides a ceramic handicraft capable of absorbing perfume. The handicraft comprises a base and a ceramic flower body, which is made of porcelain clay sintered at medium temperature with a color base to form a ceramic body with numerous small pores. The flower body is fixed to the base and comprises at least two layers of petal rings, each containing at least three petals. The petals of each layer are arranged in a ring-like structure, all of which are arranged around a common center. The surfaces of each layer of petal rings intersect along the circumference of the circle. Each petal is concave in the middle, with one end tilted toward the center of the ceramic flower body, forming a guide channel with one end connected to the center of the ceramic flower body.

As a preferred embodiment, the edges of the petals are inward-curled.

As a preferred embodiment, the ceramic flower body has a flower core made of ceramic in the center.

As a preferred method, the ceramic flower body and the base are fixed together by gluing.

As a preferred embodiment, a non-slip pad is provided under the base.

In this invention, the petals are recessed in the center, with one end tilted toward the center of the ceramic body, forming a diversion channel that connects to the center of the ceramic body. This prevents perfume added to the petals from spilling out, but instead flows along the diversion channel formed by the petal depression toward the center of the ceramic body, fully permeating the ceramic body, which is filled with small pores. The ceramic body design is not only aesthetically pleasing, but the multi-layered petal design allows the ceramic body to absorb more perfume, extending the fragrance's duration. The increased contact area between the ceramic body and the air allows the absorbed perfume to evaporate more fully.

Description of the accompanying drawings

Figure 1 is a three-dimensional diagram of a ceramic handicraft capable of absorbing perfume according to the present invention;

Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view of a ceramic petal capable of absorbing perfume according to the present invention;

Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the improved petals of a ceramic craft capable of absorbing perfume according to the present invention.

In the image: 1. Flower body, 2. Base, 3. Diversion channel, 4. Small air holes, 11. Petals, 12. Flower core, 13. Center of the ceramic flower body, 111. Inward curling of the edges.

Specific implementation method

The present invention is further described below through examples and accompanying drawings.

Example:

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the present embodiment discloses a ceramic handicraft capable of absorbing perfume. The ceramic handicraft comprises a base 2, a ceramic flower body 1 made of ceramic with a large number of small pores 4 inside. The ceramic flower body 1 is fixed on the base 2. The ceramic flower body is composed of a petal ring surrounded by petals 11. The petals 11 are concave in the middle and tilted at one end toward the center 13 of the ceramic flower body, forming a guide groove 3 with one end connected to the center 13 of the ceramic flower body. The utility model itself is a flower-shaped ceramic handicraft made of medium-temperature ceramic with a color base added. It can be used as an ornament. In addition, users can add perfumes of various scents according to their preferences and use it as a flower-shaped aromatherapy. When adding perfume, pour the perfume into the petals 11, gather at the concave petals, flow along the tilted petals 11, and flow from the formed guide groove 3 to the center 13 of the ceramic flower body. It converges at the connection between the center 13 of the ceramic flower body and the petals 11, and then fully penetrates into the ceramic flower body 1 filled with small pores 4 through the center of the ceramic flower body. Fragrance-absorbing ceramic flowers can be placed in rooms, vehicles, display cabinets, and toilets, beautifying the environment while the fragrance emanating from the flowers freshens the air.

Furthermore, the flower body comprises multiple layers of petal rings formed by splicing petals 11. Perfume is poured into the topmost petal ring. When the perfume overflows the top petal ring, it flows through the gaps between the petal rings into the next layer of petal rings. The next layer of petal rings collects the overflowing perfume, preventing it from spilling out. The perfume then flows through the petal rings of each layer into the center 13 of the ceramic flower body, seeping into the ceramic flower body 1 filled with small pores 4. By increasing the number of layers in the flower body, the contact area between the flower body 1 and the air is increased, allowing the ceramic that has absorbed the perfume to evaporate more fully.

Furthermore, the edges of the petals are curled inward. The curled edges 111 can prevent excess perfume from overflowing from the edges of the petals 11.

Furthermore, the center of the ceramic flower body 13 has a ceramic flower core 12. Adding a flower core can increase the area of the center of the ceramic flower body 13 and enhance its aesthetics.

Furthermore, the base 2 and the ceramic flower body 1 are connected by gluing.

Furthermore, a non-slip pad is provided under the base 2. Providing a non-slip pad under the base can make the ceramic craft more stable and less likely to tip over, allowing the present invention to be placed in various places, such as a car console or the upper level of a display cabinet.

In this utility model, the design of the perfume-absorbing ceramic craft allows the flower body to absorb more perfume, allowing the absorbed perfume to be more fully exerted and last longer. It also prevents perfume from overflowing when adding perfume, making perfume addition more convenient.

The specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the concepts of the present invention. Persons skilled in the art may make various modifications, additions, or substitutions to the described specific embodiments without departing from the spirit of the present invention or exceeding the scope of the appended claims.

Claims (5)

1. A ceramic handicraft capable of absorbing perfume, comprising a base and a ceramic flower body made of ceramic with numerous small pores, secured to the base. The ceramic flower body is characterized by: the ceramic flower body comprising at least two layers of petal rings, each layer containing at least three petals, the petals of each layer arranged in a ring-like structure, all of the petal rings surrounding a common center, the surfaces of each layer of petal rings interlaced along the circumference, each petal recessed in the middle, one end inclined toward the center of the ceramic flower body, forming a guide channel with one end connected to the center of the ceramic flower body. 2. The ceramic handicraft capable of absorbing perfume according to claim 1, characterized in that the edges of the petals are curled inward. 3. The ceramic handicraft capable of absorbing perfume according to claim 1, wherein the ceramic flower body further comprises a flower core located in the center of the ceramic flower body. 4. The perfume-absorbing ceramic handicraft according to claim 1, wherein the ceramic flower body is fixed to the base by gluing. 5. The ceramic handicraft capable of absorbing perfume according to claim 1, characterized in that a non-slip pad is provided under the base.