Cervical spine supporting pillow and method of manufacturing same
The present disclosure relates to a cervical spine supporting pillow and a method of manufacturing the same, and more particularly, to a cervical spine supporting pillow including: a first support layer formed to have a predetermined area so that a cervical spine and an occipital region of a user may be seated thereon; a second support layer formed with a plurality of air vents in a front surface and a rear surface thereof; and a third support layer formed to support the first support layer and the second support layer, wherein the third support layer, the second support layer, and the first support layer are sequentially stacked from bottom to top.
1. A cervical spine supporting pillow comprising:
a first support layer formed to have a predetermined area so that a cervical spine and an occipital region of a user are seated thereon;
a second support layer formed with a plurality of air vents in a front surface and a rear surface thereof; and
a third support layer formed to support the first support layer and the second support layer,
wherein the third support layer, the second support layer, and the first support layer are sequentially stacked from bottom to top and are formed integrally,
wherein a first tension part having a two-stage structure is formed in a center of the third support layer, and each of a pair of second tension parts having a three-stage structure is formed on opposite sides of centers of the second support layer and the third support layer,
wherein each second tension part is disposed to be spaced apart from the air vents,
wherein each second tension part formed on the second support layer is interposed between the first support layer and the third support layer.
2. The cervical spine supporting pillow of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of air vents is formed in a shape of a hole and has a predetermined length in a horizontal direction.
3. The cervical spine supporting pillow of claim 2 , wherein the plurality of air vents are non-linearly arranged to disperse a body pressure.
4. The cervical spine supporting pillow of claim 1 , further comprising an extended support part that is formed, in a state in which the third support layer, the second support layer, and the first support layer are sequentially stacked, in a central portion of a front surface of the stacked object to protrude and extend to have an inclination from the front surface toward a bottom surface,
wherein the extended support part supports and guides the cervical spine of the user.
5. The cervical spine supporting pillow of claim 1 , wherein the first tension part and the second tension parts are configured to have a wider width as a stage is located lower.