JP3211362U - Mizuhiki - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a water draw in which a fold is not always formed in a band portion in a water draw with a band portion attached to a decorative string portion. An ornamental string portion 20 in which a knot portion 25 having a predetermined shape is formed by a band cord 22 in which a plurality of string bodies 22 are integrated into a band shape, and the knot portion 25 of the ornamental string portion 20 is intersected. And a band portion 30 made of an elastic body 31 attached thereto. The band portion 30 has a band shape simulating the band cord 22. Further, a cover body 35 is attached to a joint portion of the elastic body 31 constituting the band portion 30. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a water pull attached to a gift or the like of a ceremonial occasion.

  In general, when a gift is given at a ceremonial occasion, a waterbrush attached to a celebration bag, an incense bag, a hanging paper, etc., is a band formed by bundling a plurality of twisted strings, and the band-shaped string is decorated in a predetermined shape. It is formed into a gift bag and other gifts. This type of Mizuhiki has a problem that it is troublesome and troublesome because it is necessary to manually form a knot and tie it to a gift.

  Therefore, in recent years, in order to simplify the attachment to a gift, a water pull having a band portion in which a bundle string slidably inserted into a decorative string portion made of a decorated knot is connected in a ring shape is known. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1). In this water pulling, it is possible to easily attach the gift by inserting the gift into the annular band portion. In the band part, since the elastic body is interposed in the connecting part of the bundled string, the band part can be extended and can be attached to gifts of various sizes.

  However, in the case of the above-mentioned watering, since the bundled string of the band part has a core material made of Japanese paper or wire, the bundle is bundled when stored in merchandise distribution or attached to a gift. A crease may be formed in the string portion. For example, the band portion can be folded at the elastic body portion during storage, but a fold is formed on the bundle string at the portion facing the elastic body. Moreover, since a bundle string is bent in the part in which the elastic body is not interposed at the time of mounting | wearing, formation of a crease is inevitable. Such a crease in the band part impairs the appearance of the band when it is attached, and therefore, there is a possibility that redoing may not be effective when the watering is accidentally attached.

Utility Model Registration No. 3148760

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described points, and provides a water pipe in which a fold is not always formed in the band part in the water pipe in which the band part is attached to the decorative string part.

  That is, the invention of claim 1 intersects the knot portion of the decorative string portion and the decorative string portion in which a knot portion of a predetermined shape is formed by a band string in which a plurality of string bodies are integrated in a band shape. The present invention relates to a watering device comprising a band portion made of an attached elastic body.

  The invention according to claim 2 relates to the watering according to claim 1, wherein the band portion has a band shape imitating the band cord.

  According to the watering according to the invention of claim 1, a decorative string portion in which a knot portion having a predetermined shape is formed by a band string in which a plurality of string bodies are integrated in a band shape, and the knot portion of the decorative string portion intersects Since the band part is made of an elastic body that is attached, the band part does not always have a crease, and there is no risk of damaging the appearance of the watering, and it can be freely attached even when the watering is mismounted. It becomes possible to redo.

  According to the second aspect of the invention, in the first aspect of the invention, since the band portion has a band shape imitating the band cord, the appearance of the decorative string portion and the band portion is given a uniform feeling.

It is a perspective view of the watering according to one embodiment of the present invention. It is a front view of Mizuhiki attached to a gift. It is a perspective view of the water drawing before joining of a band part.

  FIG. 1 shows a water pull 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention, which includes a decorative string portion 20 and a band portion 30. As shown in FIG. 2, the water pull 10 is a decorative body attached around the gift 1 of the ceremonial occasion such as a celebration bag, an incense bag, and a hanging paper. In addition, the water pull 10 can be used appropriately as a decoration work for decorating various articles in addition to gifts for the ceremonial occasion.

  In the decorative string portion 20, a knot portion 25 having a predetermined shape is formed by a band string 22 in which a plurality of string bodies 21 are integrated in a band shape. The string body 21 is a colored paper or wire string having a diameter of about 0.2 to 1 mm. The paper string is formed by forming Japanese paper in a twisted shape and solidifying with water glue. The paper string is preferably a thread wound film that is preliminarily colored by a known dyeing method or is coated with a colored sheet such as a colored aluminum foil. The wire string is formed by attaching a colored film or the like to the core material. As the core material, a known wire material such as a steel wire, a copper wire, and an iron wire is used. In addition, the color of the string 21 is red, white, black, gold, silver, or the like.

  The strap 22 is formed by bundling a predetermined number of the cords 21 in parallel. In the band 22, 2 to 10 string bodies 21 are bundled according to the application. For example, when it is used for the celebration, the number of the string bodies 21 is 3, 5, 7, or 10. On the other hand, in the case of using it for affairs, the string body 21 is 2, 4, or 6. In addition, the number of the string bodies 21 used for the band string 22 is not limited to these, and is appropriate according to local customs.

  The knot portion 25 is a string-like decorative portion that is formed in a predetermined shape according to how the straps 22 are tied. The knot portion 25 is formed in a known knot shape such as an abalone knot (abalone knot), a bow knot (flower knot), a knot cut (solid knot), a draw knot, a ring knot, or a plum knot. The shape of the knot portion 25 shown in the figure is an Awaji knot. In the knot portion 25, a combination of the above-described various knot shapes, the number of the string bodies 21, and the color of the band string 22 is determined according to applications.

  The band part 30 is a member for attaching the decorative string part 20 to the gift 1, and includes an elastic body 31 that is attached so as to intersect the knot part 25 of the decorative string part 20. As shown in FIG. 3, the elastic body 31 includes a string-like body 32 having a predetermined length. When the elastic body 31 is attached to the gift 1, the string-like body 32 is wound around the gift 1 and is annular (see FIG. 1). See). Therefore, positioning of the decorative string portion 20 with respect to the gift 1 is facilitated. Further, the elastic body 31 may be formed in an annular shape in advance before being attached to the gift 1. Thereby, it is possible to easily attach the gift 1 by inserting the gift 1 into the ring of the annular band portion 30. In addition, since the whole band part 30 is comprised with the elastic body 31, it becomes extensible entirely and can respond | correspond easily also to the gifts 1 of various sizes.

  When the band portion 30 is formed in an annular shape, one end of the elastic body 31 that is the string-like body 32 is inserted through the knot portion 25 and intersected, and then both ends are joined. For joining the elastic body 31 at both ends, an appropriate joining method such as a stapler, an adhesive tape, an adhesive, a hook-and-loop fastener, or sewing is used. In the example illustrated in FIG. 3, bonding is performed using a hook-and-loop fastener 33. As shown in FIG. 1, a cover body 35 that covers the entire circumference of the joint portion is attached to the joint portion. Since the joint portion of the elastic body 31 can be concealed by the cover body 35, the appearance is not impaired. The cover body 35 is not particularly limited as long as it is a member that can cover and conceal the joint portion. For example, when the seal member is used, the cover body 35 can be easily fixed together with the covering of the joint portion, and thus the convenience is excellent.

  In the band part 30, the elastic body 31 is formed in a band shape imitating the band string 22 constituting the decorative string part 20. That is, in the band-like elastic body 31 </ b> A resembling a shape in which a plurality of string bodies are bundled in a band shape, a plurality of lines 34 are formed over the entire circumference of the band portion 30. For example, a known rubber string or the like is used as the belt-like elastic body 31A. By making the band part 30 into a band shape simulating the band string 22, a sense of unity is imparted to the appearance of the decorative string part 20 and the band part 30.

  In the watering device 10 of the present invention, since the band portion 30 is attached to the knot portion 25 of the decorative string portion 20 so as to cross each other, it is not necessary to use a bonding member such as an adhesive, and the sliding portion with respect to the knot portion 25 is slid. It becomes possible to attach it freely and easily. Moreover, since the band part 30 is entirely composed of the elastic body 31, no fold is always formed in any part of the band part 30. Therefore, the external appearance of the water pull 10 is not impaired by the crease, and even when the water pull 10 is mistakenly attached to the gift 1, it can be freely attached again.

  As described above, the water-drawing device of the present invention does not always have a crease formed in the band portion, so that appearance is not impaired and convenience is excellent. Therefore, it is promising as a substitute for the conventional watering.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Gifts 10 Mizuhiki 20 Decoration string part 21 String body 22 Band string 25 Knot part 30 Band part 31 Elastic body 31A Band-shaped elastic body 32 String-shaped body 33 Surface fastener 34 Stitch 35 Cover body

Claims (2)

A decorative string portion in which a knot portion of a predetermined shape is formed by a band string in which a plurality of string bodies are integrated into a band shape;
And a band portion made of an elastic body that is attached to intersect the knot portion of the decorative string portion.   The water draw according to claim 1, wherein the band portion has a band shape imitating the band cord.

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