JPH0112870Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is related to the setting of torn pictures, and its main focus is to form the outline of the basic picture of the motif on Japanese paper for tearing in advance using the white watermark method unique to Japanese paper. The aim is to make it easier for everyone to enjoy Chigiri-e.

The following description will be given with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 is colored paper of a predetermined size, on which a torn picture pattern is pasted to form a torn picture. 4 is Japanese paper for punching and tearing in each color, and each has a basic picture pattern 2 of the motif (in the example shown, persimmon fruit, stem, leaf,
The basic picture pattern 2 can be punched out by forming the outline of the branch (branch) into a watermark line 3 using the white watermark method unique to Japanese paper, and tearing along the watermark line 3. Reference numeral 5 is Japanese paper of various colors that can be torn as desired, and is to be torn and used for patterning, shading, etc. on the basic pattern 2 described above.

The above-mentioned colored paper 1, Japanese paper 4 for punching and tearing each color, and Japanese paper 5 for freely tearing each color are combined together to form the main tear-off picture set. Tear off the persimmon fruit along the watermark lines, then tear off the stem in the same way. Then, glue the stem of the persimmon fruit, and then paste the persimmon fruit onto colored paper 1. Next (c)
Tear off the persimmon branches along the watermark lines and glue them onto Shikishi 1, matching them with the persimmon seeds you pasted earlier.
Then (d) tear off another leaf in the same way and paste it on the branch you pasted earlier. Finally, (v) randomly tear the washi paper of each color and glue on the persimmon fruit pattern, the light and shade of the branches, the leaf pattern, etc. (see Figure 3).

The main idea is as above, each basic picture type 2 of the motif
However, since the paper is punched through the washi paper 4 along the watermark lines 3, even those with basic composition skills can easily create it. At the same time, the enjoyment of creation is fully preserved because each person can make use of their own taste and color sense when applying patterns, shading, etc. to each basic picture pattern 2 using the Japanese paper 5 for free tearing. In addition, the outline of basic picture pattern 2 is the tear mark of watermark line 3, so it has a softer feel than the tear mark of ordinary washi paper, and the overall aesthetic is more realistic. can.

From the above, according to the present invention, anyone can easily become familiar with Chigiri-e, and it is especially suitable as a teaching material for beginners.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an example of the present invention. Fig. 1 is a perspective view of each element constituting the set, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the punched basic picture pattern, and Fig. 3 is a diagram of the chigiri-e completed according to the invention. Front view. 1...Colored paper, 2...Basic picture pattern, 3...Watermark lines, 4...Japanese paper for punching and tearing, 5...Japanese paper for free tearing.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Predetermined colored paper 1, several sheets of Japanese paper 4 for punching and tearing of each color in which the outline of the basic pattern 2 of the motif is formed into a watermark line 3 by the white watermark method, and a number of Japanese papers 5 for free tearing of each color. A watermark cut-out picture set consisting of a combination of sheets.