JPS6336071Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention is an aromatic body in which particulate incense of microcapsules is encapsulated in a breathable washi paper bag on a part of a decorative body formed by mizuhiki into a certain shape representing auspicious events. A fragrance bag made by inserting it into a similar Japanese paper bag is attached like a nucleus to form an aroma emitting body, and this is decorated with pine, bamboo, plum, crane, turtle, etc. using gold, silver, and beautiful multicolored mizuhiki. The present invention relates to a mizuhiki decoration with a fragrance dispersion device which is attached to one corner of a circular decorative knot together with other decorations to emit a fragrance.

(Prior art) Traditionally, for auspicious occasions such as when an engagement is concluded and a betrothal gift is to be wrapped, or when gifts are given before marriage, a decorative knot is made using gold and silver mizuhiki. Mizuhiki decorations are made by using gold seals, or by attaching decorations in the form of pine, bamboo, plum, crane, turtle, etc. to circular decorative knots using gold and silver and multicolored Mizuhiki, and then using blue or red washi paper and white. This is generally done by folding Japanese paper and placing it on the top of the gift bag with a glue on it, but recently more luxurious versions of these have been made. It is widely used.

(Problem that the invention aims to solve) However, the former type of kin-seal with gold and silver mizuhiki is probably made from flexible mizuhiki with complicated decorative knots in various shapes that have been passed down for auspicious occasions since ancient times. In the latter type of mizuhiki decorations, beautiful multi-colored mizuhiki, including gold and silver, are bent into the shapes of pine, bamboo, plum, crane, and turtle, etc., and are attached to decorative knots. In addition to representing auspicious events, it is simply designed to appeal to the visual sense and express joy. Therefore, if these gold seals or mizuhiki decorations themselves emit a fragrance that represents a happy occasion, it will feel like the fragrance is emanating from them, and in addition to the tangible gold seals or mizuhiki decorations, the intangible fragrance will be even more powerful. Although it can express pleasure and increase the product value, products that emit such a fragrance have not yet been provided to consumers.

(Means for solving the problem) This project was created in view of the current situation as described above, and was formed into auspicious shapes such as pine, bamboo, plum, or crane and turtle using gold and silver and beautiful multicolored mizuhiki. A decorative knot in which a fragrance bag containing fine particles of incense in the form of microcapsules is attached to a part of the decorative body like a core to form a fragrance emitting body, and this is formed into a circular shape etc. by combining multiple Mizuhiki. Since the Mizuhiki ornament is attached to the wall along with other ornaments to form the Mizuhiki ornament, it feels as if the fragrance is emanating from the Mizuhiki ornament as a whole. The particulate incense in microcapsules used to release this fragrance is made into fine particles so that it can be stored for a long time without emitting any fragrance, but these fine particles can be crushed into powder by pressing with your fingertips. This gives off a fragrance.

When attaching an aromatic bag to a part of the decorative object without damaging the appearance of the mizuhiki decoration, the present invention proposes an aromatic body in which microcapsules of particulate fragrance are encapsulated in a breathable washi paper bag. A fragrance bag is formed by inserting it into a washi paper bag, and this is attached to a part of a decorative body formed in the shape of pine, bamboo, plum, crane, turtle, etc. using gold, silver, or multicolored mizuhiki. Figures to 3rd
As shown in the figure, a fragrance bag with the fragrance of plum blossoms is tied to 5 pieces of water using multiple Mizuhiki lines of white, pink, red, etc.
The flower petals are arranged in a radial manner to form a decorative body, and a pink-colored aromatic bag is attached to the center of the flower as a fragrance emitting body. Since the fragrance bag is attached to a decorative knot formed in the top, the fragrance bag becomes a part of the decoration and does not give any sense of discomfort. By crushing the microcapsule's particulate incense into powder, the fragrance of red plum blossoms is emitted throughout this mizuhiki decoration, adding an intangible fragrance that has never been seen before, making it possible to gift that joy to the recipient. .

(Function) The present invention is capable of crushing the particulate fragrance of the microcapsules contained within the aromatic body by pressing with a fingertip the upper surface of the part of the decorative body that forms the aromatic body where the fragrance bag is attached. Microcapsule particulate incense is contained within a breathable washi paper bag.
As it stands, it can withstand the outside air and does not emit a fragrance, but when crushed into powder it emits a fragrance, and the fragrance passes through the breathable washi paper bag and floats in the outside air, giving the impression that it is emanating from the Mizuhiki decoration.

(Embodiment) To explain one embodiment of the present invention, a part of the decoration 2 is formed with gold and silver or beautiful multicolored Mizuhiki 1 into a certain shape representing auspicious events such as pine, bamboo, plum, or crane and turtle.
Microcapsule particulate incense 3 is housed in a breathable Japanese paper bag to form an aromatic body 4, and a fragrance bag 5 formed by inserting the aromatic body 4 into a similar breathable Japanese paper bag is attached like a nucleus. to form an aroma emitting body 6, and other decorative bodies 7, 8, 9, which are formed by similar mizuhiki.
It is attached to one corner of a circular decorative knot 10 along with 9', and in the figure, 11 is a decorative knot, 12 and 12' are knotted mizuhiki, and 13 is a gift bag.
14 is a sign.

The present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, and the aroma body 4 is one in which the particulate fragrance 3 of microcapsules is contained in a breathable Japanese paper bag, and the particulate fragrance 3 of the microcapsules is emitted on the other side. It emits fragrance by applying force from the outside and turning it into powder without adding fragrance. Therefore, in order to diffuse the fragrance, it is only necessary to crush the particulate fragrance 3 in the microcapsules inside into a powder by applying pressure with your fingertips from the top surface of the fragrance bag 5 attached to the fragrance emitting body 6. Since it can be crushed sufficiently without applying too much pressure, it is possible to easily release the fragrance.

(Effect of the invention) This invention emits fragrance by crushing the microcapsule particulate incense 3 into powder, so if the microcapsule particulate incense 3 is not powdered, the fragrance will not be emitted and the fragrance will be wasted. It can be stored for a long period of time, and the microcapsule particulate fragrance 3 continues to emit fragrance for a long period of time, so even if the fragrance is emitted before the demand, Mizuhiki decorations can be used in the hands of consumers. There is no concern that the particulate incense 3 in the microcapsules will wear out and stop emitting fragrance until the end of use, and it is possible to celebrate auspicious occasions in a new and unprecedented manner.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a front view of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a front view of the aroma emitting body, Fig. 3 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the same as above, Fig. 4 is a partially cutaway enlarged front view of the aromatic body, and Fig. 5 is a front view of the aroma emitting body. It is a front view when it is hung on a gift bag. In the figure, 1... Mizuhiki, 2... Decorative body, 3... Microcapsule particulate incense, 4... Aromatic body, 5... Fragrance bag, 6... Fragrance emitting body, 7, 8, 9, 9' ……
Other decorations, 10...Circular decorative knots.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Microcapsule particulate incense 3 is encapsulated in a breathable washi paper bag in a part of the decorative body 2 formed into a certain shape representing auspicious occasion on the mizuhiki 1 to form an aromatic body 4, and the aromatic body 4 is placed in the same bag. Aromatic bag 5 formed by inserting into
is attached like a nucleus to form an aroma emitting body 6, and other decorative bodies 7, 8, which are formed by similar mizuhiki.
A mizuhiki decoration with a fragrance dispersion device attached to one corner of a circular decorative knot 10 along with 9 and 9'.