Ornamental device
OwnerScott Andersoninventor
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Abstract
The ornamental device comprises a unitary body having a spine and a plurality of arms extending from the spine, each of the arms having a free end. The spine and at least one arm are selectively bendable at any point along their lengths. The spine is bendable rotationally and sideways. In certain desired embodiments, the ornamental device is selectively bendable at any point along the length of each arm. Most desirable in where the ornamental device is bendable into a configuration having each arm resting in a different plane. Also desirable is an embodiment that finds the device bendable into a configuration substantially planar.
Claims10
An ornamental device consisting of a single piece of flexible non-resilient material defining a unitary body, the body having an elongated spine portion extending longitudinally from a first end to a second end and a plurality of monolithic arm portions spaced apart from each other, each of the arm portions being integrally and directly attached to the spine portion at a point of attachment, once projecting from the spine portion and terminating at a free end, the points of attachment extending uniformly from the first end to the second end, the spine portion and each of the arm portions having a length, whereby the spine portion and at least one arm portion are selectively bendable at any point along the length thereof, wherein the arms define a plurality of arm pairs, each arm pair having a first arm pair having a first arm with a first length and a second arm with a second length, each first arm being opposite to the corresponding second arm, wherein all the first arms are located on one side of the spine and all the second arms are located on the opposite side of the spine wherein all the first lengths are substantially equal and all the second lengths are substantially equal, the second lengths being greater than the first lengths.
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