Decorative sheet, embossing method and embossing die
AssigneeSeiren Co., Ltd.
InventorShigeru Nakajima
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Abstract
A decorative sheet includes a base material and a concave portion. The concave portion is provided on a front face of the base material. In the concave portion, a depth direction coincides with a thickness direction of the base material. The concave portion includes a first concavo-convex pattern and a second concavo-convex pattern. The first concavo-convex pattern is provided in a first region of an inner surface of the concave portion. The second concavo-convex pattern is a concavo-convex pattern different from the first concavo-convex pattern. The second concavo-convex pattern is provided in a second region of the inner surface of the concave portion which is different from the first region.
Claims9
An upholstery including a decorative sheet comprising:
- a base material including at least one of a fabric or a leather, and
- a concave portion which is provided on a front face of the base material and whose depth direction coincides with a thickness direction of the base material,
- wherein the concave portion further comprises a singular concave recess with an inner surface including a first surface and a second surface different from the first surface, the first surface being a bottom surface,
- a first concavo-convex pattern in a first region of the first surface of the concave portion, the first concavo-convex pattern including at least two rows of first shaped surfaces, the first shaped surfaces disposed at predetermined intervals along the respective rows, and
- a second concavo-convex pattern which is different from the first concavo-convex pattern in a second region of the second surface, the second region being different from the first region, the second concavo-convex pattern including at least two second shaped surfaces, each second shaped surface having an elongate dimension and being rectangular or triangular in cross-section,
- wherein the first concavo-convex pattern is absent from the second surface of the concave portion, and
- wherein an appearance of the concave portion changes with a changing viewing angle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.