STORAGE BOX FOR TREE ORNAMENTS

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Field of Invention

The present invention relates to a box specifically designed to contain and store ornaments for a holiday tree.

Description of Related Art

The Christmas holidays traditionally include decorating Christmas trees with various ornaments and tinsels. Many times trees are displayed for sale and have a pre-arranged decoration arrangement. Some customers may desire to use a similar arrangement as shown in a store display. However, the customer is required to typically buy the items that are used to decorate the Christmas tree separately. The customer must, therefore, go through aisles and different shopping shelves to locate the particular ornaments and utensils that are used to decorate a particular display tree. As a result, it would be advantageous to have a kit designed that provides all the ornaments and utensils used to decorate a particular tree in a particular manner. Such a kit could be therefore sold and therefore body ready setup for tree decoration by the consumer.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a Christmas ornament and utensil box includes: a main compartment; a lid; and a series of trays, where the trays are adapted to store Christmas decorations. The main compartment and lid are preferably made of a transparent material. Each tray also includes dividers configured to receive and hold ornaments and/or other utensils.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 depicts an ornament and utensil kit in accordance with the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The present intervention relates to an ornament and utensil kit to store a pre-arranged configuration of ornaments and utensils for a Christmas tree decoration. In reference to FIG. 1, an ornament utensil storage unit is displayed. The Storage Unit 100 includes a series of trays that provide a storage space for particular Christmas ornaments. As shown these trays may fit into a Box 45 that has a Lid 40 all of transparent materials. The transparent materials allow for the user to see the internal items within the Box 45. Lid 40 is also transparent and houses the plurality of trays shown above Box 45. Above Box 45 are a series of trays, Tray 20, Tray 25, Tray 30, Tray 32 and Tray 35. Each tray has a particular arrangement of divided space for a placement of tree ornaments and utensils. Each space arrangement is designed to hold ornaments or other tree trimming utensils, however as shown Trays 32 and 34 have a number of square spaces conducive for receiving ornaments. Tray 20 is divided into three spaces therefore providing more open space for other types of tree decorating utensils. Further subsequent Trays 25, 30 each have a particular pattern of storage space. Dividers in each tray preferably are removable grids that allow for the movement thereof to arrange space as needed. These trays are also made of transparent materials and store a preset tree decorative arrangement. Use of the present invention therefore makes shopping for Christmas tree utensils more convenient for the customer and provides a complete storage box for future use in the years to come. The instant invention has been shown and described in what it considers to be the most practical and preferred embodiments. It is recognized, however, that departures may be made there from within the scope of the invention and that obvious modifications will occur to a person skilled in the art.