Objects made from charcoal

A charcoal object formed by bundling and bonding charcoal materials addresses the lack of aesthetic appeal in existing decorations by creating a visually appealing, functional flower vase that regulates humidity and deodorizes, suitable for various settings.

JP3255945UActive Publication Date: 2026-05-22安原 秋雄
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Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
安原 秋雄
Filing Date
2026-03-18
Publication Date
2026-05-22

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Technical Problem

Existing charcoal-based interior decorations, such as flower vases, lack aesthetic appeal and are not suitable for viewing due to limited sculptural elements, and require maintenance like soil and water, making them costly and time-consuming.

Method used

A charcoal object formed by bundling multiple charcoal materials of different lengths and bonding their sides together to create a single, aesthetically pleasing form, which can be used as a flower vase or ornament, with optional insertion holes for branches and stems, and placed in a water-receiving container for humidity regulation and deodorization.

Benefits of technology

The charcoal object provides an aesthetically appealing interior decoration that stably holds flowers, regulates humidity, and deodorizes the room, enhancing the indoor environment with a sense of Japanese luxury.

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Abstract

The objective is to provide objects made from charcoal that utilize the natural shape and properties of the charcoal material to create aesthetically pleasing forms suitable for display, stably hold fresh flowers and other items, and improve the indoor environment by regulating humidity and providing deodorizing functions. [Solution] This object is made of charcoal material characterized by the fact that multiple pieces of charcoal material 2 of different lengths are bundled vertically to form a shape, and the sides of the charcoal material 2 are bonded together to form a single object. In a preferred embodiment, the charcoal material is Binchotan charcoal. In one embodiment, it is placed upright in a dish-shaped water receiving container 6 and used as a flower vase.
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