Artificial flower with water induced color change
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May 26, 1998
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Feb 5, 1996
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Feb 7, 1995
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An artificial flower capable of exhibiting, with a lapse of time, a variation in color development sufficient to provide a user with visual pleasure as in a natural flower. The artificial flower includes a stem formed into an appearance like a stalk and and the like and constructed so as to suck up water by a capillary action, a receiver formed into an appearance like a receptacle and the like and constructed so as to permit an upper end of the stem to be upwardly inserted therethrough, a corolla section made of a material which exhibits a capillary action when it is wetted, a water-soluble pigment arranged at a central portion of the corolla section, and a holder adapted to be forcedly inserted into the receiver at the central portion of the corolla section, resulting in fixing the central portion of the corolla section in the receiver while keeping the central portion in contact with the upper end of the stem.
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