JP2005146476A - Artificial offering flower - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide artificial offering flowers decorating the burial ground and a method for facilitating the maintenance of the decorating install. <P>SOLUTION: They are artificially formed flowers for decorating (offering) a burial ground. In a preferred embodiment, an artificial flower may be equipped with an incense material. The artificial offering flower has at least cloth-made petals or leaves. The offering flowers are provided for buddhists. The incense material is a fragrant wood or in a jelly form and can be formed into a bar, a tube, a plate or a ring. The incense material contains aromatic substance selected from the group consisting of fragrant daphne, lavender, herbs, orange, soap, lime, and pineapple. The incense generating tool is in the form of an incense bag, an incense leaf or an incense petal or an incense ring. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to an artificial flower. Specifically, the present invention relates to an artificial flower for decorating a cemetery.

  The altar is a sacred altar that was established to offer sacrificial offerings and offerings at religious rituals, regardless of denomination. Similarly, a cemetery is an area for burying bodies and remains, and it is treated as a sacred place like an altar. In addition, shrines and Buddhist temples are also considered sacred buildings to celebrate their ancestors. Hereinafter, for simplification, these are collectively referred to as “altar and cemetery”.

  Traditionally, offering flowers to such altars and cemeteries has been widely practiced. However, it took a lot of effort to continue watering fresh flowers and lengthen their maintenance period. Eventually, fresh flowers withered or rotted. It took a lot of effort to clean up the case.

  In addition, there were attempts to use the scent of flowering trees to boost religious events. Artificial flowers sprayed or painted with fragrance-containing fragrances, fragrant unglazed persimmons containing perfume, fragrance pots, herb pot sand, fragrant Stems, leaves, etc. were examined.

  However, the conventional techniques have the following problems to be solved in graveyards where rain and wind hit and other places exposed to the open air.

  1) It is necessary to improve the durability of the scent even in a strong rain and wind.

  2) Originally, the role of the scent of flowering trees was to attract insects, and to spread insects for the survival of plants and prosperity of offspring through pollen. The scent of flowers for inviting insects varies, and the insecticidal flowers of alpine plants with short flowering seasons have survived by devising the scent. Similarly, diversification of fragrances has progressed without favoring religious incense sticks. Therefore, artificial flavors were sought.

  3) By accepting the good scent of flowers and trees, people may calm their feelings and lift their feelings. Therefore, it is required to select the type of scent.

  Therefore, there was a need for a means to achieve both the appearance of cemetery decoration and the simplification of maintenance and management of ornaments. In addition, it was required to bring artificial flavors to the cemetery.

  It is an object of the present invention to provide a means for making both the production of beauty and the simplification of maintenance and management of ornaments by decoration of a graveyard. Furthermore, it is providing the means provided with artificial fragrance | flavor.

  The present invention is an artificial flower that decorates a cemetery, wherein the flower is an artificially formed flower.

  Preferred embodiments of the present invention are shown below.

  In addition, it has a fragrance.

  The flower has at least cloth petals or leaves.

  The flower is a Buddha flower.

  The fragrance is a fragrant wood or jelly-like substance, and the shape thereof is formed in a rod shape, a tubular shape, a plate shape or an annular shape.

  The said fragrance | flavor contains the fragrance | flavor chosen from the group which consists of sandalwood, clove, agarwood, benzoin, and dragon brain.

  The fragrance generates a scent selected from the group consisting of scented flowers, lavender, herbs, orange, soap, lime, lemon, peach, apple and pineapple.

  The scent is formed in the shape of an incense bag, a scented leaf, a scented petal or a scented ring, and contains at least one of a fragrance, a phosphorescent material, a water-soluble epoxy resin, and an antifouling material.

  The appearance of the aesthetics by the decoration of the cemetery becomes easy, and the maintenance of the decorations is simplified. That is, it is possible to maintain a lively flower for a long period of time, and the labor of the manager is reduced. Thus, the cemetery is always kept decorated. Furthermore, good hygienic environment is maintained without attracting insects and bacteria. The cemetery is often far away from the residential houses, and the above effects are extremely large.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an outline of flowering according to the present invention. FIG. 1 shows a photograph showing a state in which a Buddhist flower in the scope of the present invention is donated to a flower bed of a Buddhist gravestone.

  The artificial flower of the present invention is a flower that decorates a cemetery and is an artificially formed flower. “Decorating” means “standing” a “flower” in a desired flower stand or vase, or includes arranging it in a desired position.

  There are various forms of cemeteries depending on religion, sect, region, and ethnicity.

  The type of flower arrangement may vary depending on religion, sect, region, ethnicity, cemetery format, etc.

  For example, in Buddhism, lotus, chrysanthemum, iris, lily, and kikyo are preferred. As a kind of this flower, you may include branches and leaves of shikimi (bamboo shoots).

  Moreover, the said flower has a petal or leaf made from cloth at least. If the base material is a cloth, it can be easily colored and sprayed with water to produce flowers and leaves wet with rain. As this cloth, cloths such as satin, cotton, velvet, cotton, poplin, vinyl leather and silk can be used.

  When there are a plurality of the above flowers, they can be bundled as necessary. Alternatively, the fragrance may be bundled together with the above-mentioned flowers to form one bundle.

  The flower stalk may be made of plastic and formed into a rod or cylinder. In order to maintain the strength, a metal core can be provided inside the molded product.

  Since the flower is an artificially formed flower, that is, an artificial flower, no soil or fertilizer is required. Therefore, there is no worry that insects and germs gather together and require extermination.

  Incense may be burned in religious ceremonies. The type of incense may be varied. For example, in Buddhism, incense sticks are often lit and served in front of Buddha or spirituality. In the case of funerals, I often sow matcha. In this way, there is a connection between fragrance and religious rituals. Artificial flowers are usually odorless, but if you can add a fragrance with the artificial flowers and drift a faint scent, tools to “light”, ie incense, matcha, match, lighter, etc. Is no longer necessary, and helps prevent suspicious fires and fires.

  However, with respect to scents, there are various preferences, and it is considered that unscheduled malodors are generated due to the coexistence of multiple scents. Therefore, in the case of using a plurality of scents, it is preferable to limit the types or limit the scent to a slight scent to prevent “unscheduled malodor”. On the other hand, it is possible to provide a structure that does not give any scent.

  In order to generate a scent, fragrant wood or a jelly-like substance may be used. For example, examples of the scent include a fragrant wood or a jelly-like substance whose shape is formed in a rod shape, a tubular shape, a plate shape, or an annular shape. As these fragrances, commercially available products can be used as they are, or primary processing (polishing, pulverization), secondary processing (coating primary processed products, mixing primary processed products with other substances, or mixtures thereof. To form a product having a desired shape), and the shape may be changed. For example, fragrant wood is imported from India and Southeast Asian countries, and jelly-like substances are those sold by Este Chemical.

  In the case of sticking to incense sticks and matcha used for Buddhist events, examples of the scent include those containing a fragrance selected from the group consisting of sandalwood, clove, agar, benzoin and dragon brain.

  It is also possible to use other scents without sticking to the incense sticks and matcha used for Buddhist events. In this case, examples of the scent include those that generate a scent selected from the group consisting of scented flowers, lavender, herbs, oranges, soaps, limes, lemons, peaches, apples, and pineapples.

  Furthermore, the following means are illustrated as a concrete measure about a fragrance tool.

  1) Put a sachet of the same color as the flower in the center of the flower.

  2) Put a fragrant petal between the petal circumference and the leaves.

  3) Put incense leaves of the same color as the raw leaves at the edge of the first leaf.

  4) Adhere perfume to the back of the second leaf.

  5) Attach the incense bag to the root of the gathering branch.

  6) Put a fragrance ring on the part corresponding to the flower pistil.

  7) Apply fragranced adhesive epoxy resin or the like on the outer surface of the root of the shoot.

  8) An antifouling material is applied to the petals and has a fascinating color and scent at the same time.

9) Artificial flowers with improved durability are applied to the following locations. Buddhist temples, Buddhist halls, Buddhist altars, shrines, shrines, Shinto houses, shrines, Christian churches, and other religious institutions.
10) Change the incense holder into an incense box so that it can be used as a fragrance.

  The following effects are expected by positively using fragrance.

  1) The number of visits to the grave increases as ancestors feel a good night's sleep and make them happy.

  2) The religious value of the clan's family is increased by matching the scents of ancestors.

  3) The transition from aromatherapy to aromacology, that is, from fragrance treatment to fragrance psychology is planned. The use of fragrances for people to lead a healthy and comfortable life can be obtained as an aromacology.

  4) You can choose the scent that the ancestors liked and the scent of the grave attendants, so you can feel at ease. For example, chrysanthemum, orange, moon beauty, cyclamen, roses, lavender, fields, and cologne can be freely selected.

  5) The benefits of fragrance are to contribute to peace and sex appeal. An alpha (α) wave appears in the brain wave, the pulse is relaxed, and the mood calms down. The mind may calm down or be lifted. The fragrance plays a supporting role for the pheromone and contributes to sex appeal.

  6) By increasing the temperature of the scent generating source and arranging the scented device near the nose, the above action becomes remarkable.

  The scent of the present invention will be described in more detail based on the drawings.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the concept of a stamen for joining a piercing pin (1). Pistil is made from non-woven fabric. This pistil contains a mixture of 15% (A) chrysanthemum fragrance with an incense scent and 85% water-soluble epoxy adhesive. In this case, the scent of the incense stick is just right from the center of the flower. In particular, the scent of camphor has a medicinal effect.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the concept of a flower having petals attached to the outer periphery of the pistil. The pistil and petals are attached with an adhesive or pin (1). A mixture of rose perfume (A) and fat is kneaded and applied to the back of the petals. The durability of this floral scent is good.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the concept of green leaves fixed by the clip pin (2). An imitation of bamboo leaf is used as the green leaf. On the back side of the leaves, a mixture of 20% (A) persimmon flavor extract and 80% water-soluble epoxy resin is applied. The durability of the scent of this leaf is good.

  FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the concept of stamens. Secure the stamen using the multi-leg pin (3) on the outside of the pistil. Adhere the petals on the outside of the stamen with an adhesive. As a stamen, a product obtained by applying a mixture of lavender fragrance 15% (A) and water-soluble epoxy adhesive 85% to the outer surface of polystyrene foam (fragrance bulb (6)) is used. In the case of a mixture containing a phosphorescent material, a luminous flower is produced.

  FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the concept of the incense bag. In a plastic bag having a small hole, a small paper foam ball (bead (B)) and a lilac fragrance 15% are kneaded with water, and then mixed with rubber particles coated with an adhesive. Put in (4). Close the opening with a rubber band and sandwich it between the branches of the tree.

  FIG. 7: is a figure which shows the concept of the attachment figure of the fragrance | flavor formed by apply | coating a fragrance | flavor (A) to one side of an adhesive tape. 15% rose fragrance is mixed with the adhesive and applied to one side of the adhesive tape. Wrap the resulting single-sided tape under the tree branch. The scent comes up and down. When wet, the scent of roses becomes stronger.

  FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating the concept of branch spines. Spray the branch (5) with a mixture of 10% citrus flavored paper beads and adhesive. A spine-shaped protrusion (C) of a rose is formed on the branch after spraying. Depending on the choice of fragrance, scents such as oranges, oranges and grapefruits can be produced.

  When these spinous protrusions contain a mixture of a frankincense ingredient or woody note and musk or vanilla, a rich sweetness drifts. Other fragrances include lily of the valley, spider, herbs, spices, incense incense, jade, jasmine, scented flowers, apples, and cocoons.

  FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the concept of an incense box with an incense stick (7). This incense box has a tube for standing a plurality of incense sticks. Place perfume between the side wall of this barrel and the tube. A mixture of 80% water-soluble varnish and 20% fragrance is used as a fragrance.

  As an antifouling material, a water-soluble epoxy resin composition containing 3% of titanium oxide and 1% of an antifungal agent can be prepared and applied to the above flowers.

  In modern society, the aging and the declining birthrate are progressing. Cemeteries are often set up in remote areas. In addition, it is time to find it difficult to secure people who take care of the cemetery. Under such circumstances, the decoration of the cemetery becomes easy and the maintenance of the ornament can be saved. There are great expectations for the future industry.

It is a figure which shows the outline | summary of the flower arrangement (French flower) based on this invention. It is a figure which shows the concept of a stamen for joining the stab type | mold pin which concerns on this invention. It is a figure which shows the concept of the flower which the petal has adhered to the outer periphery of the pistil which concerns on this invention. It is a figure which shows the concept of the green leaf fixed with the clip pin which concerns on this invention. It is a figure which shows the concept of the stamen which concerns on this invention. It is a figure which shows the concept of the sachet which concerns on this invention. It is a figure which shows the concept of the attachment figure of the fragrance | flavor formed by apply | coating the fragrance | flavor which concerns on this invention to one side of an adhesive tape. It is a figure which shows the concept of the thorn of the branch which concerns on this invention. It is a figure which shows the concept of the incense box which stood the incense stick concerning this invention.

Explanation of symbols

1 pin 2 clip pin 3 multi-leg pin 4 perforated incense bag 5 branch 6 scented bulb 7 incense stick A fragrance B bead C spine-shaped protrusion

Claims (4)

  An artificial flower that decorates a cemetery, wherein the flower is an artificially formed flower.   The artificial flower according to claim 1, further comprising a scent.   The artificial flower according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the flower has at least cloth petals or leaves.   The artificial flower according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the flower is a Buddha flower.

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