JP2995503B2 - Method of forming colored patterns on the surface of Japanese calligraphy paper - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of forming a colored pattern on the surface of Japanese paper, and more particularly, to a method of forming a colored ground pattern on the surface of Japanese paper used for calligraphy.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, Japanese paper with a pattern has been made by embedding plants and colored paper at the time of paper making, so that the finished pattern does not become a blurred ground pattern. In the case of Western paper, a blurred background pattern can be expressed by printing, but Japanese paper cannot be printed with ink on its surface due to its paper quality. In particular, in the case of Japanese paper used as calligraphy paper, a ground pattern must be formed in a state where water absorption and bleeding are prevented, but there has been no method of forming such a ground pattern.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a method for producing calligraphy Japanese paper having a blurred background pattern on the surface thereof. The Japanese calligraphy paper is shifted from the opposite direction or four diagonal directions until the area of the Japanese paper is reduced to about 1/2 to form random irregularities on the surface of the Japanese paper, and then the Japanese paper is reduced to 2/3 of the original area. It is characterized by forming a linear blur pattern on the surface of Japanese paper by spraying a vegetable dye from the direction in which the unevenness and wrinkles are scattered in a state where the unevenness and wrinkles are scattered and expanded to the extent that the unevenness and wrinkles are scattered. .

[0004]

According to the present invention, the calligraphy Japanese paper placed on the work table in a spread state is shifted from the opposite direction or from four diagonal directions until the area of the Japanese paper is reduced to about 1/2, and the Japanese paper is moved. After random irregularities are formed on the surface, the Japanese paper is expanded to about 2/3 of the original area to make the surface of the Japanese paper wrinkle with irregularities and wrinkles. Since it is configured to form a linear blur pattern on the surface of Japanese paper by spraying a vegetable dye, a colored blur pattern can be displayed on the surface of the Japanese paper without impairing the unique texture of the Japanese paper.

[0005]

(Example 1) A calligraphy Japanese paper to be colored is placed on a work table in a spread state, and this Japanese paper is placed at a plurality of locations in the width direction at appropriate intervals in the longitudinal direction. By drawing the Japanese paper for calligraphy , it is possible to form random irregularities waving in one direction on the surface of the Japanese calligraphy paper so that the total length of the once drawn Japanese paper is about 2/3 of the original length. Extend it a little. By stretching once attracted the paper, so that the corrugation formed in one direction is habit pickled in paper surface.

[0006] A vegetable dye used for plant dyeing is sprayed from the side of the shortening operation side of the Japanese paper formed in a wavy state to color the Japanese paper. Then, the dye tends to adhere to the protruding peaks, but to the part that overlaps in the front and back and shades the front convex part (mountain) and the part located behind the convex part Since the dye is less likely to act, that part is not colored. Therefore, when the Japanese paper is spread to obtain a flatness after drying, a bar-shaped blur pattern is expressed.

(Embodiment 2) The Japanese paper to be colored is placed on a workbench in a spread state, and the full length and full width of this Japanese paper are each １ ／.
By drawing the Japanese paper from the diagonal direction so as to be about the length, random irregularities are formed on the surface of the Japanese paper. extend. By stretching the once-drawn Japanese paper, a random folding habit is formed on the surface of the Japanese paper.

[0008] A vegetable dye used for plant dyeing is sprayed from the side of the Japanese paper on which random folding habits are formed as a whole to color the Japanese paper. Then, the dye is likely to adhere to the protruding and mountainous parts, but the part that overlaps in the front and rear and is shaded by the convex part (mountain) located on the front side in the dye spraying direction and the convex part Since the dye is unlikely to act on the portion located on the back side, the portion is not colored. Therefore, when the Japanese paper is spread to obtain flatness after drying, a blur pattern based on a polygonal line is expressed.

[0009]

According to the present invention, Japanese paper placed in a state of being spread on a work table is shifted from the opposite direction or four diagonal directions until the area of the Japanese paper is reduced to about 1/2. After random irregularities are formed on the surface of the Japanese paper, the Japanese paper is expanded to about 2/3 of the original area to make the surface of the Japanese paper wrinkle with irregularities and wrinkles. In addition, since a linear blur pattern is formed on the surface of Japanese paper by spraying a vegetable dye, a colored blur pattern can be displayed on the surface of the Japanese paper without impairing the unique texture of the Japanese paper. In addition, since the blur pattern is formed of a vegetable dye, even if ink is written on the blur pattern, the ink does not scatter and can be suitable as calligraphy paper.

Claims (2)

(57) [Claims] 1. It is placed in a spread state on a work table.
The calligraphy Japanese paper is width-aligned from the opposite direction until the area of the Japanese paper is reduced to about 1/2, random irregularities are formed on the surface of the Japanese paper, and then expanded to about 2/3 of the original area. A process for forming a linear blur pattern on the surface of Japanese paper by spraying a vegetable dye from the direction in which the unevenness and wrinkles are added to the surface of the Japanese paper and the width of the unevenness in the presence of the uneven wrinkles. A method for forming a colored pattern. 2. It is placed in a spread state on a work table.
The calligraphy Japanese paper is widened from four diagonal directions until the area of the Japanese paper is reduced to about 1/2, random irregularities are formed on the surface of the Japanese paper, and then the Japanese paper is expanded to about 2/3 of the original area. The surface of Japanese paper for calligraphy is characterized by forming a linear blur pattern on the surface of Japanese paper by spraying a vegetable dye from the direction in which the uneven wrinkles are added to the surface of the Japanese paper, and from the direction in which the uneven wrinkles are present. Colored pattern forming method.