JPH0124116Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an improvement in the round bandage.

Traditional maruguke obijime is made by inserting a cotton core and bending the fabric into a circle, so if you tie it on top of the obi,
The knot is stretched, the cotton inside becomes thinner, and the knot collapses, making it impossible to tie the knot firmly.If you use it for a while, the knot becomes curly, making the knot not only look bad, but also easily damaged. . Another attempt was made to use a core made of a round rubber tube wrapped in cotton, but the knots were hard to tie and the knots were unsightly.

In this invention, the core inside the round obi is made of a fiber rope inner core and a cotton outer core, so that the knot is three-dimensional and always looks good, no matter how many times it is used.
Furthermore, the aim is to provide a round obi that is easy to tie and durable due to its moderate waist and flexibility.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

Maruguke obijime body 1 is made of Shiose, Chirimen, Habutae,
Made of gold brocade, brocade, lintel, or any other fabric, approximately the length
Approximately 130cm to 165cm, and approximately 1cm to 2cm thick
A cylindrical body 2 of approximately 300 mm is formed, and a core 3 of approximately 0.2 cm to 1 cm in thickness is formed inside the cylindrical body 2 with fiber cords such as ropes made of natural fibers or synthetic fibers, depending on the thickness of the cylindrical body. An outer core 4 made of natural fibers such as cotton and floss cotton, synthetic fibers such as polyester cotton and polypropylene cotton, or other cotton is stacked on top and both ends 5 of the core are closed.

In the first and second illustrations, a rectangular habutae fabric with a length of about 160 cm and a width of about 5.3 cm is folded in half in the length direction and the edges 6 are sewn to make a cylindrical body. The thickness is about 0.5cm on the polyester cotton for the outer core inside.
Place a cotton rope for the core, attach a rod for insertion such as wire, roll it together, insert the core into a rod shape, insert it, remove the rod, and separate both ends of the cylindrical body. The decoration 7 is made by sewing or gluing plastic balls that are closed by sewing and having tassels at both ends. The decoration may be provided as necessary, and may be made of tassels, glass or plastic octahedrons or other cut shapes, gourds, flowers, nuts, etc., or may be made of small pieces of coral or natural stone glued or sewn. It can also be used by wearing it.
Further, an adhesive may be applied to the polyester cotton for the outer core, if necessary, and the cylindrical body may be formed by stacking two pieces of fabric and gluing both edges and one end thereof in the longitudinal direction.

The above-mentioned fabrics are white or other plain fabrics such as plain weave, shibori weave, variable weave, orhime, or dyed or shading.
A variety of materials are used, including those with patterns such as dyed patterns, embroidery, and shibori, or those made of different fabrics sewn together.

As mentioned above, the round belt obi of the present invention has a core made of a fiber rope inner core and a cotton outer core, so
When tied on top of the obi, the cotton fibers are entwined with the twisted part of the fiber cord, and the fiber cord and cotton blend together and become one, making it contact well with the obi and making it easy to tie. The knot part does not dent or dig in, and can be formed into a plump three-dimensional shape. When the knot is untied, the knot quickly returns to its correct shape due to the cushioning properties of the inner core, which has a moderate waist and flexibility, and the outer core around it. Because it is supported by the core, the cushioning properties are not impaired and it is durable without being cut.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of this invention; FIG. 1 is a perspective view, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of FIG. 1. 1...Maruguke obijime body, 3...Inner core, 4...
Outer core.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A round belt with a core inside, the core of which is made up of an inner core of fiber cord and an outer core of cotton.