JP2002223931A - Supporting type incense stick holder - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make an incense stick supporter usable on the ash in the container of the conventional incense stick holder. SOLUTION: Incense sticks 8 are erected like heretofore on ash 7 in a conventional incense stick holder 1 and the erected incense sticks are supported by an incense stick supporter 2, by which the fall of the incense sticks is prevented. Placing of the incense stick supporter at the tip edge of the container of the incense stick holder is made possible and a method for integrating the container and the supporter is also used.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an incense stick used as a Buddhist tool.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is a type in which a powdery substance, a granular substance, or ash is put in a vessel for incense sticks, and incense sticks are made directly on this.

[0003] Conventionally, there is a tub type with a vertical hole as a specially-directed upright, and there is a type in which an incense stick is inserted into the vertical hole.

[0004]

In the conventional incense stick, there is a problem that the incense stick falls down, and there is a problem that may cause a fire.

[0005] In the conventional dedicated vertical stand, when the incense stick is inserted into the vertical hole, the incense stick is not stuck in the ash etc., but is stored in the dedicated vertical stand, and there is a problem that the incense stick disappears at the time of the stand. This stand is not designed to be used in the incense stand, but is mainly used in tombs, and there is a problem that it cannot be used in Buddhist altars.

[0006]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the problem, the present invention makes it possible to use an incense supporting device on the ash of a conventional incense stand to prevent the incense from falling down.

[0007] Then, the incense stick is installed directly on the ash or by using the upper edge of the container.

[0008] The problem is also solved by integrating the incense stand with the incense brace.

[0009] In any of the above cases, the incense is made to stand directly on the ash.

The burning range of the incense stick is assumed to be such that ash can be completely burned.

[Function] Whether the incense stick is installed directly on the ash, the incense stick mounted on the upper edge of the incense stick, or the incense stick integrated with the incense stick, the incense stick of the fixture is inserted. An incense stick is inserted through the opening and an incense stick is made directly on the ash. Should the incense stick fall, the incense will be supported at the edge of the incense insult and will not fall any further. .

[0011]

An embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings. 1
In the figure, the incense stick device 2 is formed by the incense stick piece 5 in which the horizontal leg 3, the vertical leg 4, and the incense stick penetration hole 6 are formed. This incense stick 2
Is installed directly on the ash 7 inside the conventional incense stand 1. The incense stick 8 is inserted into the incense stick insertion opening 6 and stands on the ash 7.

FIG. 2 shows that the incense stick piece 25 having the incense stick insertion opening 26 is integrated with the inclined leg 22 to form the incense stick implement 21. The lower end of the inclined leg 22 is hung on the upper edge 9 of the conventional incense stand 1, placed and installed, and the incense stick 8 is inserted into the incense stick insertion opening 26 to stand on the ash 7. 1 is the same, but the incense stick 8 is likely to fall down as indicated by the arrow, and if the incense stick 8 contacts the edge of the incense stick opening 26, the incense stick burns up to the contact point with the ash 7 without further falling down. .

FIG. 3 shows the incense stick device 10 formed by integrating the incense stick piece 15 having the incense insertion opening 16 with the bridge pier 11. Both ends of the bridge pier are mounted on the upper edge 9 of the conventional incense stand 1, and the incense stick 8 is inserted into the incense stick insertion opening 16 to stand on the ash 7. In the case of falling incense, the same phenomenon as in FIG. 2 occurs.

FIG. 4 shows that the incense stick piece 35 formed with the incense insertion opening 36 and the support plate 31 are integrated, and the upper edge 9 of the incense stand 1 and the support plate 31 are connected. The incense stand 37 held is constructed. An incense stick 8 is inserted into the incense stick insertion opening 36 and is set up on the ash 7. In the case of incense falling, the phenomenon described with reference to FIG. 2 occurs.

FIG. 5 shows a truncated cone-shaped incense stick 4 having an incense stick upper edge 41 and an installation lower edge 42 and having an air inlet 43 on the peripheral surface.
0 is placed directly on the ash 7 inside the conventional incense stand 1, and the incense 8 is inserted between the incense support upper edges 41 to stand on the ash 7. In the case of falling incense, the phenomenon described above with reference to FIG. 2 occurs.

[0016]

As an effect of the present invention, there is an effect that the burning incense stick is burned to the end without falling down, and thus there is also an effect that there is no fear of fire.

The fact that the incense stick is made directly on the ash has the effect that it can be used in a conventional incense stick.

By integrating the incense stick and the stand, the effect of easier management is achieved.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a conventional incense stand using an incense support on the ash.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view in which an incense stick is mounted on an incense stand.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view in which an incense stick is placed horizontally on an incense stand.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of an incense stick with an incense stick and a stand.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of using a tubular incense stick on the ash of the incense stand. Inlet is marked with an arrow.

[Explanation of symbols]

 REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 1 incense stand 2 incense brace 2 3 side leg 4 vertical leg 5 incense brace piece 6 incense penetrating opening 7 ash, powder, granular material 8 incense 9 incense brace stand top edge 10 incense brace 10 11 bridge pier 15 incense brace Reference Signs List 16 incense penetrating opening 21 incense stick 21 incense leg 25 incense stick 26 incense stick incense 30 incense stick 31 support plate 35 incense stick 36 incense stick penetration 37 holding incense stick holder 40 incense stick 41 Upper edge of incense stick 42 Lower edge of installation 43 Inlet

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. An incense stick having a horizontal leg 3, a vertical leg 4 and an incense insertion opening 6 formed on a powdery substance, a granular substance, or ash 7 inside a support type incense stand 1. A fixture base, which is an example of the incense stick 2 formed by the pieces 5, is placed on the ash 7, the incense stick 8 is inserted into the incense stick opening 6, and the incense stick is set on the ash 7. Under such circumstances, a space is maintained between the contact point between the incense stick 8 and the ash 7 and the incense stick piece 5, and the incense stick is prevented from falling at the edge of the incense insertion opening 6 of the incense stick piece 5. Support type incense stand. 2. An incense stick 40 having an incense stick upper edge 41 and an installation lower edge 42 formed on a powdery material, a granular material, or ash 7 inside the support type incense stand 1. As an example, a support base such as a truncated cone or a tubular base constructed with an upper edge and a lower edge made of a circular shape, a side shape, and the like is placed on the ash 7 and the incense support upper edge 4
An incense stick 8 penetrates into the inside of 1 and an incense stick is made on the ash 7. A gap is maintained between the point of contact between the incense stick 8 and the ash 7 and the incense stick upper edge 41 under such circumstances, and the incense stick is prevented from falling down at the edge of the incense stick upper edge 41. Support type incense stand. 3. An incense stick piece 2 having an incense insertion opening 26 formed therein.
The incense stick 21 in which the lower end of the inclined leg 22 integrated with the incense device 5 is hung on the upper edge 9 of the incense stick 1 is taken as an example, and the incense stick 21 is hooked or placed on the upper edge 9 of the incense stick 1. An incense stick 8 is inserted into the incense stick insertion opening 26 and an incense stick is set on the ash 7. Under such circumstances, a space is maintained between the contact point between the incense stick 8 and the ash 7 and the incense stick piece 25, and the incense stick is prevented from falling down at the edge of the incense stick insertion opening 26. Support type incense stand. 4. An incense stick piece 1 in which an incense insertion opening 16 is formed.
As an example, the incense stick 10 in which both ends of the pier 11 integrated with the incense 5 are hung on the upper edge 9 of the incense stick 1 is hooked or placed on the upper edge 9 of the incense stick 1. A stand is set up, the incense stick 8 is inserted through the incense stick opening 16, and the incense stick is set up on the ash 7. A space is maintained between the contact point between the incense stick 8 and the ash 7 and the incense stick piece 15 in such a situation, and the incense stick is prevented from falling at the edge of the incense stick opening 16. 3, support type incense stand. 5. An incense stick 30 formed by an incense stick piece 35 forming an incense stick insertion opening 36 and a support plate 31 is connected to an upper edge 9 of the incense stick 1 to form a support. By taking the incense stand 37 as an example, the incense stand 1 and the incense stick 30 are integrated to make the incense stand holding the fixture stand, and the incense insertion opening 3 is provided.
The incense 8 is inserted through 6 and the incense is set on the ash 7. 24. Under such circumstances, a space is maintained between the contact point between the incense stick 8 and the ash 7 and the incense stick piece 35, and the incense stick is prevented from falling down at the edge of the incense stick penetration hole 36. 4, support type incense stand.