Fragrance-emitting decorative object
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Abstract
A decorative three-dimensional figure or other shaped object clad in a transparent, synthetic plastic film conforming to the contours of the object and exuding a fragrance whose scent is appropriate to the nature of the object. Thus when the object is a Christmas tree ornament, the fragrance may then simulate the aroma of pine needles. To clad the object it is first enveloped in a foraminated sheet of shrink wrap film that is impregnated with a volatile liquid fragrance, the sheet then being heated to cause it to shrink and conform to the contours of the object whereby the clad object then proceeds to emit the fragrance for a prolonged period.
Claims6
An aroma-generating object comprising:
- A. a three-dimensional decorative shaped object;
- and
- B. a transparent, liquid-impermeable, synthetic-plastic shrink film conforming to the contours of the shaped object to form a protective cladding therefor, said film being foraminated to create fine pores, and a volatile liquid fragrance impregnating the pores that is exuded therefrom for a prolonged period.
A method for producing an aroma-emitting shaped object having a recognizable nature, comprising the steps of:
- A. enveloping the object in a foraminated sheet of transparent shrink film whose pores are impregnated with a volatile fragrance whose aroma is appropriate to the nature of the object;
- and
- B. heating the sheet to cause it to shrink and conform to the contours of the object, thereby protectively cladding the object and causing it to exude an aroma.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.