Three-dimensional greeting card and protective case therefor

Abstract

Disclosed is a greeting card which provides a three-dimensional effect and enables the change of the layout of a picture. Also disclosed is a protective case for a greeting card, which enables the greeting card to be viewed in a standing state. Specifically disclosed is a three-dimensional greeting card in which a picture section configured by sticking an appropriate number of part picture pieces on top of one another is formed in at least part of a greeting card body. Also specifically provided is a protective case for a greeting card, in which in a lower opening of a transparent plastic case body having openings at the top and bottom thereof, a protruding piece for forming a foot portion is formed so as to be able to be bent outward, and a protruding piece for forming a greeting card catching portion is formed so as to be able to be bent inward.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a three-dimensional greeting card and its protective box. Background technique [0002] Greeting cards are widely used for celebrations such as birthdays and school entrance celebrations, receptions such as parties and farewell receptions, notifications of store openings and changes in addresses, and the like. [0003] However, although conventional greeting cards generally have a drawing portion and a message column portion, the drawing portion is only a simple two-dimensional drawing (for example, refer to Patent Document 1), so there is a problem that a three-dimensional effect cannot be obtained. Moreover, since it is a printed picture, the recipient of the greeting card cannot change the layout of the picture at all. [0004] In addition, since conventional greeting cards are thin paper cards, photo frames and the like have to be used in order to store and appreciate the greeting cards. [0005] Patent Document 1: Japane...

AI Technical Summary

Problems solved by technology

[0003] However, although the existing greeting cards generally have a picture part and a message column part, the picture part is only a simple two-dimensional picture (for example, refer to Patent Document 1), so there is a problem that a three-dimensional effect cannot be obtained.

Also, since it is a printed painting, the recipient of the card cannot change the layout of the painting at all

[0004] In addition, since the existing greeting cards are made of thin paper, the reality is that in order to store or appreciate the greeting cards, a photo frame or the like has to be used.

Images