JP2020076888A - Calligraphy practice sheet - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: It is economical to be able to wipe off characters once written with a brush, and it is economical to use repeatedly, and as long as there is a brush pen, it is possible to easily practice the calligraphy anywhere without the need for other underlays, paperweights and other calligraphy tools. An object is to provide a sheet for practicing calligraphy that is suitable for practicing calligraphy because it is possible to practice tracing by setting a model below.
SOLUTION: A transparent Japanese paper 1 is sandwiched between transparent or translucent resin films 2 and 3 so that written brush letters can be wiped off, and the model letters laid underneath can be seen through. Is. The resin films 2 and 3 are polypropylene resin films.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a calligraphy practice sheet, and more particularly to a calligraphy practice sheet that is wipeable and suitable for practicing calligraphy.

  In order to practice the calligraphy, many tools such as brush, ink, ink, ink, underlay, paperweight, etc. are required, and it takes time and effort to prepare the ink. Therefore, recently, a large amount of ink is used instead of the ink, and a brush pen is also widely used because it can be easily used. Calligraphy is mainly written on half-paper, but needless to say, half-paper cannot be rewritten, so many half-papers are spent for practice.

  Conventionally, there has been proposed a laminated Japanese paper which is an object of writing (Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 61-83000). This laminated Japanese paper is made by laminating and integrating Japanese papers on both sides of an opaque resin film, and the resin film is interposed to improve the storability.

Japanese Utility Model No. 61-83000

  The above-mentioned laminated Japanese paper is made by laminating and integrating Japanese paper on both sides of an opaque resin film to improve the storage stability, and is naturally more expensive than ordinary half-paper. And in the case of this laminated Japanese paper, since the writing is done on the outer Japanese paper, the characters once written cannot be wiped off, and since an opaque resin film is sandwiched between the It is not suitable for practice because you cannot practice tracing by setting a model.

  The present invention has been made under the above-mentioned background, and it is economical because it can wipe characters that have been written once and can be reused repeatedly, and as long as there is a brush pen, other underlays, paperweights and other penmanship tools. It is an object of the present invention to provide a suitable calligraphy practice sheet for practicing calligraphy, which allows easy practice of calligraphy anywhere without needing to practice and tracing practice by setting a model below.

  The invention according to claim 1 for solving the above-mentioned problems is formed by sandwiching a see-through Japanese paper between transparent or translucent resin films, and is capable of erasing written brush characters. This is a practice sheet.

  In one embodiment, the underlying model letter is transparent. The resin film is a polypropylene resin film.

  The calligraphy practice sheet according to the present invention is as described above, and is made by sandwiching a see-through Japanese paper between transparent or translucent resin films, so that the characters once written can be wiped off, and thus can be repeatedly used. It is economical, and if you have a brush pen, you can easily practice calligraphy anywhere without needing other underlays, paperweights or other calligraphy tools, and you can also practice tracing by setting a model below. Therefore, it is suitable for practicing calligraphy. In addition, since Japanese paper is exposed through the transparent or semitransparent resin film, it has an effect of giving the impression of a high-class semipaper.

It is a partial cutaway perspective view showing composition of a calligraphy practice sheet concerning the present invention. It is a perspective view showing a usage state of a calligraphy practice sheet according to the present invention.

  A mode for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. As shown in FIG. 1, a calligraphy practice sheet according to the present invention comprises a see-through Japanese paper 1 sandwiched between transparent or translucent resin films 2 and 3. For example, each of the resin films 2 and 3 is a polypropylene resin film having a thickness of about 20 μm, and it is possible to erase written brush letters.

  Since the washi paper 1 is thin and transparent, and the resin films 2 and 3 are transparent or translucent, it is possible to see through the ruled lines of the underlay 4 and the characters of the model. Generally, Japanese paper has an image of a high-class product, but in the case of the present invention, since the Japanese paper 1 is exposed through a transparent or translucent resin film, the calligraphy practice sheet according to the present invention is a high-class half-paper. It will have a taste.

  The calligraphy practice sheet according to the present invention is used for black writing using a writing pen or a general writing brush. However, since the front and back layers of the three-layer structure are the resin films 2 and 3, they have a certain degree of toughness. It does not warp. Therefore, it is also possible to place it directly on a desk or the like without using a paperweight or an underlay. Then, the brush-written character can be easily wiped off by rubbing it with the folded tissue 5 or the like (see FIG. 2). Although the calligraphy practice sheet according to the present invention has a normal half-paper size, it may be folded in two when carried.

  As described above, the calligraphy practice sheet according to the present invention is formed by sandwiching a see-through Japanese paper between transparent or translucent resin films, can be easily manufactured, and can be supplied at a relatively low cost. Characters can be easily wiped off with a tissue, etc. and can be used repeatedly, so it is extremely economical, and you can easily practice calligraphy anywhere with a brush pen. Since it is possible to practice tracing by tracing, it is suitable for practicing calligraphy, and its industrial applicability is great.

1 Japanese paper 2 Resin film 3 Resin film
4 underlay 5 tissue

Claims (3)

  A calligraphy practice sheet characterized by being able to wipe off written brush characters by sandwiching transparent see-through Japanese paper between transparent or translucent resin films.   The calligraphy practice sheet according to claim 1, wherein the model letters laid below and the ruled lines of the underlay can be seen through.   The calligraphy practice sheet according to claim 1, wherein the resin film is a polypropylene resin film.

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