EP1623658A1 - Decoration system, in particular suspended flower-pot holder - Google Patents

Abstract

The decoration system comprises a container, e.g. in form of a flour pot (11), which is hanging on a ball chain (12). The chain freely passes through three openings in the collar part (15) of the pot (11) and can be fixed in position at the collar.

Description

The invention relates to a decorative system, in particular a plant lamp, with a vessel for receiving a decorative object and with an elongated suspension means for hanging the vessel.

Such decoration systems and in particular such plant pots in which a flower pot is suspended by means of a suspension, are not very versatile. In particular, each flowerpot and each particular suspension variant is associated with a special suspension means. A variation with the respective suspension means is practically impossible.

The problem underlying the invention is to provide a decoration system with which there is a great variety and possibility of variation with a small number of individual components.

The problem is solved. that in a decorative system of the type mentioned, the suspension means a plurality of spaced apart arranged Has fastening elements, and that a receptacle associated with the vessel is provided for the fastening elements.

In this way, a variety of mounting options, in particular at different heights, possible with the same suspension means, since an adjustment can be made by arranging different fasteners in the receptacle. As suspension means, for example, offers a ball chain. Such Kugelkatten are versatile, robust and inexpensive to manufacture.

In a further development of the invention, the receptacle has a passage through which the suspension means is freely feasible. and this adjacent fastener fixing means. In this way, the suspension means for height adjustment can be easily passed through the implementation and fixed at the desired suspension height by means of the fixing. The passage may be, for example, a channel, a bore or a slot. In the case of a channel or a bore, the diameter should allow the free implementation of the suspension means including the fasteners. When using a slot as a passage, it is sufficient if only the gap between two fasteners through the slot is feasible.

Preferably, the fixing should have a contour adapted to the fasteners. For example, when using a ball chain, this contour should be spherical. The fixing means may have a hole adjacent the bushing, in particular a slot, which is narrower than a fastener. In this case, after setting the desired height of the area between two fasteners can be inserted into the slot, so that further slipping is then reliably prevented. It is still beneficial. when securing means are provided for securing the fixing means fixed by the fixing means against escape into the passage. These securing means may, for example, have a web separating the fixing means from the bushing. A particularly large variety of applications in a simple structure is obtained when a plurality of fixing means are associated with a performance.

A development of the invention is characterized in that the vessel is a flowerpot, in the bottom region holding portions are arranged. The holding sections can, for example, for holding a rod, in particular a planting rod. serve. Another training is characterized breakable bottom segments of the vessel. In both ways, a flexible applicability is achieved with simple means.

It is also advantageous if a saucer for the vessel is provided. The saucer may have the receptacle. Preferably, a spacer for the vessel is provided. A particularly advantageous embodiment results from an anchoring portion for anchoring in the holding portion. In this way, the vessel and saucer are firmly connected to each other, so that no additional undesirable connection means are required.

An advantageous development of the decoration system according to the invention also results from a ceiling mount and / or a wall mount having a further receptacle similar to the recording. Thus, for example by means of a ball chain, the vessel can be easily attached to the ceiling mount or the wall mount.

Another development is characterized by a vessel receiving element into which the vessel can be inserted in an oblique orientation, in which the vessel is securely held in a straight orientation and which has the receptacle. The vessel receiving element, for example, cooperate with the vessel edge and engage under this. It is also advantageous if the vessel receiving element is connectable by means of a sliding attachment with a support arm. In this way, there are many additional uses. The support arm may have a wall attachment. It is also possible to connect a plurality of support arms by means of a central piece.

It is visually particularly appealing when the vessel is made of in particular transparent synthetic resin material. In the case of the transparent version, a particularly pleasing optical sensation results when the vessel is filled with colored plant granules. In particular, lighting means, in particular light-emitting diodes, can also be used to achieve optical effects.

Fig. 1

ein Dekorationssystem mit den Erfindungsmerkmalen in einer schematischen Darstellung,

Fig. 2

eine Draufsicht auf ein Gefäß von Fig. 1,

Fig. 3

einen Schnitt durch das Gefäß von Fig. 1,

Fig. 4

einen Randbereich des Gefäßes mit einer Aufnahme,

Fig. 5

eine Schnittdarstellung durch den Randbereich von Fig. 4,

Fig. 6

eine Deckenbefestigung von Fig. 1 in einer perspektivischen Ansicht,

Fig. 7

die Deckenbefestigung von der Deckenseite her gesehen,

Fig. 8

einen Untersetzer mit den Erfindungsmerkmalen,

Fig. 9

eine Draufsicht auf den Untersetzer von Fig. 8,

Fig. 10

eine Seitenansicht eines weiteren Untersetzers,

Fig. 11

eine Draufsicht auf den weiteren Untersetzer,

Fig. 12

ein Gefäßaufnahmeelement in einer perspektivischen Darstellung,

Fig. 13

eine geschnittene Teildarstellung des Gefäßaufnahmeelementes von Fig. 12.

Fig. 14

eine Darstellung mehrerer, mittels Tragarme miteinander verbundener Gefäße, und

Fig. 15

eine Darstellung dreier miteinander verbundener Tragarme,

Fig. 16

eine Darstellung eines Gefäßaufnahmeelementes ähnlich Fig. 12,

Fig. 17

eine Darstellung eines dritten Gefäßaufnahmeelementes,

Fig. 18

das Gefäßaufnahmeelement von Fig. 17 vom Befestigungsabschnitt des Tragarms abgenommen,

Fig. 19

das Gefäßaufnahmeelement und den Befestigungsabschnitt des Tragarms von Fig. 18 in einer Draufsicht,

Fig. 20

ein Verriegelungsstück für das Gefäßaufnahmelement von Fig. 18 in perspektivischer Darstellung,

Fig. 21

eine Seitenansicht und eine Vorderansicht eines weiteren Gefäßaufnahmeelementes, und

Fig. 22

eine Darstellung eines verbindungsstückes für mehrere Tragarme.

In the following, embodiments of the invention will be explained in more detail with reference to FIGS. Show it:

Fig. 1

a decoration system with the features of the invention in a schematic representation,

Fig. 2

a top view of a vessel of Fig. 1,

Fig. 3

a section through the vessel of Fig. 1,

Fig. 4

an edge region of the vessel with a receptacle,

Fig. 5

a sectional view through the edge region of Fig. 4,

Fig. 6

a ceiling mounting of Fig. 1 in a perspective view,

Fig. 7

the ceiling mounting seen from the ceiling,

Fig. 8

a coaster with the invention features,

Fig. 9

a plan view of the saucer of Fig. 8,

Fig. 10

a side view of another coaster,

Fig. 11

a top view of the other coaster,

Fig. 12

a vessel receiving element in a perspective view,

Fig. 13

a partial sectional view of the vessel receiving element of FIG. 12th

Fig. 14

a representation of several, by means of support arms interconnected vessels, and

Fig. 15

a representation of three interconnected support arms,

Fig. 16

a representation of a vessel receiving element similar to FIG. 12,

Fig. 17

a representation of a third vessel receiving element,

Fig. 18

the container receiving element of Fig. 17 removed from the mounting portion of the support arm,

Fig. 19

the vessel receiving element and the mounting portion of the support arm of Fig. 18 in a plan view,

Fig. 20

a locking piece for the vessel receiving element of Fig. 18 in perspective view,

Fig. 21

a side view and a front view of another vessel receiving element, and

Fig. 22

an illustration of a connecting piece for a plurality of support arms.

Fig. 1 shows a schematic representation of a decoration system 10 with the features of the invention. The decoration system 10 comprises a vessel 11, which is attached by means of elongated suspension means 12 to a ceiling mount 13. In the embodiment shown, the vessel is a flower pot 11 having a tapered body 14 at an angle and a collar 15 disposed at the upper end of the flower pot 11. The suspension means 12 are conventional ball chains 12, each having a cable 16, on which a plurality of balls 17 are fixed equidistant and non-displaceable in the longitudinal direction of the cable 16.

2 shows a plan view into the interior of the flower pot 11. As can be seen from the figure, the flower pot 11 has a bottom 18 in which a plurality of bottom segments 19 and holding sections 20, 21 are arranged. Further, the figure shows that in the region of the collar 15 a plurality of receptacles 22 are arranged for the ball chains 12, which will be discussed in more detail below.

FIG. 3 shows a section through the flower pot 11. As can be seen from FIG. 3, the bottom segments 19 can be broken out of the bottom 18. The holding portions 20 are sleeve-shaped and are used for receiving rod-shaped carriers, in particular planting rods. The holding section 21 is closed off by a floor segment 24 which, like the floor segments 19, can be broken out of the floor 18 as required. The holding portion 21 is used to attach a saucer, which will be discussed in more detail below.

As can also be seen from the figure, the collar 15 is bent over the body 14 in such a way that a downwardly open area in the figure 23 between the collar 15 and the body 14 is formed.

Fig. 4 shows a partial view of the edge 15 and the body 14 with the receptacle 22. Fig. 5 shows a side perspective view of the edge 15 and the body 14 with the receptacle 22, wherein the outwardly directed portion of the rim 15 for a better understanding of Interior structure of the receptacle 22 is omitted. As can be seen in FIGS. 4 and 5, the receptacle 22 has a passage 25 with this adjacently arranged fixing means 26. In the embodiment shown, the bushing 25 is a continuous one Channel with round cross section, while the fixing means 26 is an adjoining slot 26. The diameter of the channel 25 is chosen so that the balls 17 of the ball chain 12 can pass through the channel 25 unhindered. The opening width of the elongated hole 26, however, is chosen so that although the cable 16 can get into the region of the elongated hole 26, but the balls 17 can not pass through the slot 26. In addition, a securing means 27 is provided in the region between the channel 25 and the slot 26, which prevents balls arranged in the region of the slot 26 at an unhindered passage into the channel 25. Specifically, the securing means 27 is a web 27 which tapers the passage between the slot 26 and the channel 25 such that only the cable 16 and not the balls 17 can pass therethrough. On the side facing away in Fig. 5 side of the slot 26, a support portion 28 is also arranged adjacent to the web 27, which is adapted to the contour of the balls 17. Specifically, the support portion 28 is spherical, so that in the region of the slot 26 fixed balls 17 of the ball chain 12 safely and stably rest in the support portion 28 and so only a small load on the rim 15 in the recording 22 is formed.

The flower pot 11 described in FIGS. 1 to 5 can be made, for example, of synthetic resin material, in particular of a transparent synthetic resin material, so that the decoration objects positioned in the interior of the flowerpot 11 are freely visible. For example, the flower pot 11 may be filled with a colored plant granules. In addition, lighting elements in the region of the flower pot 11 or be arranged in the holding portions 20 Trägem be attached.

Fig. 6 shows a perspective top view of the ceiling mount 13 and Fig. 7 shows a perspective view of the ceiling mount 13 seen from the ceiling. As can be seen from the figures, the ceiling mount 13 has a wall 29 and an end 30. The wall 29 is frusto-conical and closed at its narrow side by means of the flat end 30. In the center of the forehead 30, a fastening channel 31 is arranged, which is cylindrical on its side facing the ceiling and thus acts as a spacer. On its side facing away from the ceiling of the mounting channel 31 is recessed formed, so that when mounting the ceiling mount 13 with a screw of the screw head does not project beyond the front 30.

On opposite sides of the mounting channel 31 are in the region of the end 30 also two bushings 32, similar to the implementation 25, is formed. The bushings 32 are adjacent to a plurality of fixing means 33, similar to the fixing means 26, arranged, which are also formed as slots 33. In the embodiment shown, each bushing 32 is associated with two elongated holes 33. At their facing away from the bushings 32 each end and the interior of the ceiling mount 13, the slots 33 each have support portions 34, similar to the support portions 28, on, which are also spherical. The spherical bearing portions 34 are separated from the bushings 32 respectively by webs 35, similar to the webs 27.

For attaching the flower pot 11 to the ceiling mount 13, the ceiling mount 13 is first attached to a ceiling with a screw not shown in the figure passing through the attachment channel 31. Then, the ball chain 12 is passed through one of the passages 32 and brought into engagement with one of the bearing portions 34 in one of the elongated holes 33. As a result, the flower pot 11 can be securely attached to the ceiling mount 13, since accidental slipping out of the ball chain 12 from the support portion 34 due to the web 35 is reliably prevented.

Fig. 8 shows a side view of a saucer 36 with the features of the invention. FIG. 9 shows a plan view of the saucer 36 from a side facing a flower pot 11. As can be seen from the figures, the saucer 36 has an edge 37 and a. Base 38 on. The edge 37 is formed similar to the collar 15 and has a plurality of receptacles 39 for the ball chain 12. In contrast to the receptacles 22 bushings 40 of the receptacles 39 are not formed as a continuous channels with a larger diameter than the balls 17, but as slots 40 in the outer region of the edge 37. Adjacent to the slots 40 are openings 41 located at the top of the rim 37, which also have a smaller diameter than the balls 17. On the underside of the openings 41 are also spherical support portions and webs, similar to the support portions 28 and the webs 27, arranged, which are not shown in the figure. In the area of the base 38, a plurality of spacers 42 are also arranged, which are formed in the embodiment shown as webs 42 and spokes are distributed over the circumference of the base 38. In the center of the base 38, an anchoring portion 43 for cooperation with the holding portion 21 is formed. The anchoring portion 43 corresponds in its outer contour to the holding portion 21 and is sleeve-like formed with an axial extension.

For attaching the saucer 36 to ball chains 12, a ball chain 12 is inserted between two balls 17 with its rope 16 in FIG. 8 from below into the slot 40 and pushed so far up until the balls 17 in the Opening 41 abuts the respectively associated edition section. In this way, the saucer 36 is reliable, yet easily adjustable, attached to the ball chain 12.

For attaching the saucer 36 to the flower pot 11, the anchoring portion 43 is inserted into the holding portion 21 after the bottom segment 24 has been removed. The anchoring portion 43 has suitable anchor means, in particular locking means, to be securely anchored in the holding portion 21.

Fig. 10 shows a further saucer 44 in a side view and Fig. 11 shows the saucer 44 in a plan view, similar to Fig. 9. In contrast to the saucer 36, the saucer 44 has an edge 45 extending over the entire height of the saucer 44 extends. In the edge 45 are receptacles 46, similar to the receptacles 39. formed. In contrast to the receptacles 39, however, the receptacles 46 have passages 47 that are longer than the passages 40 and extend to the underside of the reducer 44. Otherwise, the bushings 47 correspond to the bushings 40,

The remaining elements of the coaster 44 correspond to those of the coaster 36. The same elements have the same reference numerals. It is the above to Figs. 8 and 9 already said.

Fig. 12 shows a perspective view of a receiving element 48 for a flower pot 11. Fig. 13 shows a sectional partial view of the receiving element 48. The receiving element 48 has in the embodiment shown a receptacle 49, similar to the receptacles 22, with a passage 50, similar to Implementation 25 and a fixing means 51, similar to the fixing means 26, namely a slot 51. The slot 51 is associated with a support portion 52, similar to the support portion 28, provided for the balls 17 of the ball chain 12. Likewise, between the support portion 52 and the passage 50, a web 58, similar to the web 27, is arranged. As can also be seen from FIGS. 12 and 13, the receiving element 48 has an edge receptacle 53 for the collar 15 of the flower pot 11. At the edge receptacle 53, subsequently in the lower left region in the figures, an abutment section for the body 14 of the flower pot 11 is also provided, in which an extension 55 for the feedthrough 50 is arranged. In the upper part of the plant section 54, two upwardly directed projections 56 are arranged, which serve as edge barrier 56. At the end facing away from the support portion 54 of the receiving element 48, a sliding attachment 57 is provided. This sliding attachment 57 can be in a suitable, not in the Insert figures shown insert, so as to establish a firm connection.

When using the receiving element 48, a flower pot 11 is inserted obliquely with its collar 15 in the edge receptacle 53 and then pivoted into a straight position. In this case, the edge locks 56 engage under the collar 15 and the body 14 comes to rest against the contact section 54. In this way, the flower pot 11 is securely held in the receiving element 48. Subsequently, a ball chain 12 is passed through the passage 50 of the receptacle 49 and secured in the desired position by sliding a ball 17 via the web 58 to the support portion 52 in the receptacle 49. The projecting end of the ball chain 12 may extend, for example, in the extension 55. In this way, the flower pot 11 can be reliably secured by means of the receiving element 48 and a ball chain 12.

14 shows a decoration system 10 with the features of the invention with a plurality of flowerpots 11, the collars 15 of which are each arranged in receiving elements 48. The receiving elements 48 are connected by means of their sliding guides 54 with support arms 58. In the figure, a total of six support arms 58 are connected to a common center 59 by means of sliding fasteners similar to the sliding fasteners 57. A support arm 58 has a wall mounting 60, which also has a sliding attachment. In the illustrated embodiment of the decoration system, flowerpots 11 of different sizes can be combined. The attachment can be done via the wall mounting 60 or ball chains 12. Similarly, it is possible to arrange further elements by means of ball chains under the illustrated decoration system.

FIG. 15 shows a decoration system 10 having receptacles 48 disposed by support arms 58, similar to that shown in FIG. Unlike in FIG. 14, here a center piece 61 is used, on which three support arms 58 are arranged by means of sliding guides. By means of suitable centerpieces or other additional elements which can be combined via the sliding guides with the support arms or the receiving elements 48, a variety of different embodiments can be achieved.

16 shows a perspective view of a vessel receiving element 62 similar to the vessel receiving element 48. Like elements bear the same reference numerals. The vessel receiving element 62 has a receptacle 63 similar to the receptacle 49. Unlike the receptacle 49, the receptacle 63 in addition to the passage 50 has a slot 64 similar to the slots 40, 47.

17 shows a schematic sectional representation of a vessel receiving element 65 similar to the vessel receiving element 63. The same elements bear the same reference numerals. In essence, the receiving element 65 differs from the receiving element 63 by the sliding attachment 66. in the figure 17, the receiving element 65 is connected to a mounting portion 67 of a partially illustrated support arm 68. For locking the attachment portion 67 on the receiving element 65, a locking piece 69 is provided which prevents sliding apart of the fixing portion 67 and the receiving element 65.

As can be seen from the figure, the sliding attachment 66 has a stop 72, wherein a stop 73 assigned to the stop 72 is formed on the attachment section 67. In the lower region of the sliding attachment 66, a recess 74 is provided instead of the stop 72. In this way, the mounting portion 67 can be inserted in the manner described or rotated by 180 ° from below into the sliding attachment 66.

Fig. 18 shows the receiving element 65, the support arm 68 and the locking piece 69 in a separate representation. As can be seen from the figure, the attachment section 77 has a sliding attachment 66 assigned to the sliding attachment 66. In the receiving element 65 and in the mounting portion 67 recesses 81, 84 are provided for the locking piece 69, respectively. It can be clearly seen in the figure that the two stops 73 of the mounting portion 67 are arranged symmetrically to the recess 84, so that the mounting portion 67 is rotated by 180 ° about the horizontal inserted into the sliding attachment 66 of the receiving element 65 in the figure from below can.

Fig. 19 shows a plan view of the receiving element 65 and the support arm 68. In particular, it can be seen in the figure that the cross sections of the sliding attachment 66 and the sliding attachment 70 correspond to each other, so that the sliding attachment 70 can be inserted from below into the sliding attachment 66 until the stop 73 comes to rest on the stopper 72. In this position, the recesses 71 and 84 are aligned with each other, so that then the locking piece 69 can be inserted laterally into the cavity formed by the recess 71 and the recess 84.

Fig. 20 shows an enlarged view of the locking piece 69. As can be seen from the figure, the locking piece 69 has on its passage 50 facing side a channel 75 for receiving the band portion of a Ball chain. The channel 75 is adjacent to a receiving 76 is provided for the balls of a ball chain at the top and at the bottom of the locking piece 69, wherein in the figure, only an upper receptacle 76 can be seen. Likewise adjacent to the channel 75 and adjacent to the receivers 76, recesses 77, 78 of partially circular cross-section are respectively arranged on opposite corners of the locking piece 69. At the end facing away from the channel 75, the locking piece 69 has on its upper side and on its underside in each case a latching element 79, which secures the positioning piece 69 into the recesses 71, 84 after insertion of the locking piece 69 in this.

Once the sliding attachment 70 is inserted from below into the sliding attachment 66 so far that the stops 72. 73 abut each other and thus by means of alignment of the recesses 71, 84, a common opening is formed, the locking piece 69 can laterally into the recesses 71, 84 insert , wherein the channel 75 faces the passage 50. If in this case a ball chain is arranged in the channel 50, the locking piece 69 serves not only for locking the sliding fasteners 69, 70 to each other, but also the locking piece 69 is pushed through the gap between two adjacent balls, wherein the two balls on the recesses 77, 78th so far slide until they engage with the receptacles 76 and the arranged between the balls elongated piece of strip material comes to lie in the channel 75. The locking elements 79 prevent slipping out of the locking piece from the recesses 71, 84 in this state, so that in this state, the receiving element 65 is securely attached to the support arm 68 and can be reliably suspended by means located in the implementation 50 ball chain.

Fig. 21 shows a receiving element 80 similar to the receiving element 65. The same elements bear the same reference numerals. In Fig. 21, the receiving member 80 is shown once in side view and once in front view. The essential difference of the receiving element 80 to the receiving element 65 is that the edge receptacle 53 has been omitted. Instead, the edge lock 81 is formed extended. This edge barrier 81 engages in the open area 23 of the flower pot 11, wherein the body 14 comes to rest on the abutment portion 54. Already by the flower pot 11 is securely held on the receiving element 80.

FIG. 22 shows a schematic representation of a middle piece 32 for a plurality of support arms 68. Overall, the center piece 82 has three attachment sections 83 for support arms 68. Each attachment portion 83 has a sliding attachment 66 as the receiving element 65th

Since the support arm 68 is similar to the support arm 58 equipped with two similar attachment portions 67 at opposite ends, the support arm can be arranged on one side in a mounting portion 83 and the opposite end in the sliding attachment 66 of the receiving element 65. In this case, the support arm can be inserted rotated by 180 ° around the horizontal. In particular, in a curved design of the support arm 68 so different applications. The support arm 68 can namely be arranged once swinging down or once upwards. This increases the versatility of the application.

List of reference numbers :

10

Decoration system

11

plant pot

12

Bola

13

ceiling mount

14

body

15

collar

16

rope

17

Bullet

18

ground

19

ground segment

20

holding section

21

holding section

22

admission

23

open area

24

ground segment

25

execution

26

Long hole

27

web

28

bearing section

29

wall

30

forehead

31

mounting channel

32

execution

33

Long hole

34

bearing section

35

web

36

coaster

37

edge

38

Base

39

admission

40

execution

41

opening

42

spacer

43

anchoring section

44

coaster

45

edge

46

admission

47

execution

48

receiving element

49

admission

50

execution

51

Long hole

52

bearing section

53

edge receiving

54

contact section

55

renewal

56

rim lock

57

sliding mounting

58

Beam

59

centerpiece

60

wall mounting

61

centerpiece

62

receiving element

63

admission

64

slot

65

receiving element

66

sliding mounting

67

attachment section

68

Beam

69

Locking piece

70

sliding mounting

71

recess

72

attack

73

attack

74

recess

75

channel

76

admission

77

return

78

return

79

locking element

80

receiving element

81

rim lock

82

centerpiece

83

attachment section

84

recess

Claims (9)

A decoration system, in particular a plant lamp, comprising a vessel (11) for receiving a decorative object and an elongated suspension means (12) for suspending the vessel (11), characterized in that the suspension means (12) comprises a plurality of spaced-apart fastening elements (17). has, in particular a ball chain (12), and in that a receptacle (22, 39, 46, 49) associated with the vessel (11) is provided for the fastening elements. 2. A decoration system according to claim 1, characterized in that the receptacle (22, 39, 46, 49) has a passage (25, 40, 47, 50) through which the suspension means (12) is freely feasible, and this adjacent fixing means ( 26, 41, 51) for the fastening elements (17), wherein the passage is preferably a channel (25, 50), a bore or a slot (40, 47), the fixing means (26, 41. 51) in particular a the Fastening elements adapted contour (28, 52), and / or advantageously a hole adjacent in the implementation, in particular a slot (26, 33), which is narrower than a fastening element (17), and / or wherein preferably securing means (27, 58) are provided for securing the fixation means fixed by the fixing elements against escape into the passage (25, 40), wherein the securing means in particular a fixation of the feedthrough (25, 40) separating web (27, 58) and / or a Slider is wobble i preferably one implementation (25, 40, 47, 51) are assigned a plurality of fixing means (26, 41, 51). 3. Decoration system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the vessel is a flower pot (11), in the bottom region (18) holding portions (20, 21) are arranged in particular for holding a plant rod. 4. Decoration system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by breakable bottom segments (19,24) of the vessel (11) and / or a saucer (36, 44) for the vessel (11), in particular the receptacle (39, 46) , wherein preferably spacers (42) for the vessel (11) and / or an anchoring portion (43) for anchoring in the holding portion (21) are provided. 6. Decoration system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by a vessel receiving element (48) into which the vessel (11) can be inserted in an oblique orientation, in which the vessel (11) is held securely in a straight orientation, and the recording (49), wherein the vessel receiving element (48) preferably cooperates with the vessel edge (15) and engages under this, and / or the vessel receiving element (48) in particular by means of a sliding attachment (57) with a support arm (58) is connectable, wherein the support arm (58) advantageously has a wall attachment (60) 7. decoration system according to claim 6, characterized in that a plurality of support arms (58) by means of a central piece (59, 61) are connected. 8. Decoration system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the vessel (11) consists of, in particular transparent, synthetic resin material. 9. Decoration system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the vessel (11) is filled with a colored plant granules. 10. Decoration system according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by lighting means, in particular light-emitting diodes.

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