JP2005177311A - Incense stick tray made of net - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To horizontally lay ignited incense sticks while evenly gathering them by stably supporting and setting an inner tray on the inner bottom of an outer tray. <P>SOLUTION: The incense stick inner tray 5 made of net consists of a curved or V-shaped incense stick tray part 3 on which incense sticks 2 are horizontally laid, and a pair of stands 4 parallel to the incense stick tray part 3. The incense stick tray part 3 is formed by bending a band area along the center line of a rectangular net material 1 downward from one side of the material toward the opposite side to form a recess. The stands 4 are formed by bending edges along the other two sides of the rectangular net material 1 downward, and the lower sides of the stands 4 are supported on the inner bottom of the incense stick outer tray 6. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a structure of an incense incense saucer that can be installed in an incense incense saucer installed in front of a grave or in front of a Buddha, in particular incense incense sticks.

Patent Document 1 discloses in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 an incense incense saucer made of a square net material installed in an incense incense saucer. This net incense incense tray forms a incense incense tray portion in which the incense incense is placed horizontally by bending a band along the center line extending from one side to the other side of the square net material into a curved shape or a V shape. At the same time, a pair of support wings are formed by horizontally projecting the ears along the other two opposite sides of the square mesh material, and the support wings are placed on the upper surfaces of the opposed rising walls of the outer tray to support the whole. It has a configuration.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 1-130463

  The incense stick receiving tray has an advantage that the incense stick can be horizontally placed by a curved or V-shaped incense stick receiving portion.

  However, in the net incense incense tray shown in Patent Document 1, the supporting wing is exposed on the rising wall of the outer receiving tray, and the edge of the supporting wing (the edge of the mesh material) projects to the side of the rising wall. In addition, there is a concern that the burning ash of the incense stick falls from the upper surface (the surface of the support wing) of the rising wall of the outer tray.

  Also, the bottom dead center of the curved or V-shaped incense stick receiving part comes into contact with the inner bottom surface of the outer receiving dish, and the support wing floats from the upper surface of the rising wall so that it cannot be stably supported. Even if the inner bottom surface is deepened, the support wing slides down and the whole slides down.

  The present invention provides a net incense tray that solves the above problems. This incense incense saucer forms a incense incense saucer portion in which the incense incense is placed in a curved shape or a V shape downward from one side to the other side of the band along the center line of the square net material. In addition, it has a configuration in which a pair of stands are juxtaposed in parallel with the curved or V-shaped incense stick tray part by bending downward the ear part along the other two opposite sides of the square mesh material.

  The incense stick tray made of the net can be stably supported and installed on the inner bottom surface of the incense stick outer tray with the lower end edge of the stand, and the above problem of sliding off can be effectively solved.

  Moreover, since it can be installed as a net-made incense incense tray with the above-mentioned stand on the inner side of the facing rising wall of the outer tray, the support wing in Patent Document 1 is exposed on the surface of the outer wall of the outer tray. And the problem that the incense burning ash falls to the outside along the upper surface of the support blade can be effectively prevented.

  In addition, the structure in which the incense holder is floated and supported from the inner bottom surface of the outer tray or at least attached to the inner bottom surface of the outer tray can be easily adopted by the configuration in which the stand is supported on the inner bottom surface of the outer tray. Problems such as slipping of the inner tray can be solved.

  Therefore, the effect of converging the incense stick placed by the curved or V-shaped incense holder portion can be effectively exhibited.

  The incense holder according to the present invention is composed of a rectangular metal mesh material 1, that is, a mesh material 1 obtained by braiding a metal wire material into a regular lattice shape or an oblique lattice shape.

  As shown in FIGS. 2A and 3A, a curved incense tray in which a band along the center line of the rectangular mesh material 1 is bent in a curved shape downward from one side to the other side and the incense stick 2 is placed horizontally. Part 3 is formed.

  And the ear | edge part along the other two opposing sides of the said square net | network material 1 is bend | folded downward, and a pair of stand 4 parallel to the said curved-shaped incense holder part 3 was formed in parallel, and the net-made incense holder 5 That is, the inner tray 5 that can be used together with the outer tray 6 is formed.

  Alternatively, as shown in FIGS. 2B and 3B, a V-shaped shape in which the incense incense stick 2 is placed by bending a band along the center line of the rectangular mesh material 1 downward from one side to the other side in a V-shape. The incense stick tray 3 is formed.

  In the same manner as described above, the ears along the other two opposite sides of the rectangular mesh material 1 are bent downward in a V shape so that a pair of stands 4 parallel to the V-shaped incense holder 3 are arranged in parallel. The incense incense tray 5 is formed.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the incense stick outer tray 6 has an inner tray receiving portion 7 having a flat inner bottom surface 9, and the inner tray receiving portion 7 is defined on four sides of the inner tray receiving portion 7. A rising wall 8 is provided, and a mounting leg 12 is projected from the bottom wall lower surface of the inner tray receiving portion 7. Alternatively, as an incense stick outer tray, a stone made by hollowing out the incense stick horizontal section installed in front of the grave can be used.

  In any of the above examples, the stand 4 is attached to the flat inner bottom surface 9 of the inner tray receiving portion 7 of the outer tray 6 with its lower edge to support the entire inner tray 5. That is, the lower side of the stand is a support portion 10 for the inner bottom surface 9 of the outer tray 6.

  The lower side of the stand 4 slightly protrudes downward from the bottom dead center 11 of the curved or V-shaped incense stick tray 3 and is supported by the inner bottom surface 9 of the outer tray 6 with the projected portion. The bottom dead center 11 is floated and supported with respect to the inner bottom surface 9 of the outer tray 6.

  Alternatively, when the lower side of the stand 4 is bent so as to be substantially at the same level as the bottom dead center 11 of the incense holder tray 3 and the lower side of the stand is supported on the inner bottom surface 9 of the outer tray 6, The dead center 11 is designed to contact the inner bottom surface 9 of the outer tray 6.

  In any of the above-described stand configurations, a space is formed between the incense stick tray 3 and the inner bottom surface 9 of the outer tray 6, and the supply of air from the lower surface side of the net-made incense stick tray 5 can be promoted. .

  The incense incense tray 5 is supported by the inner bottom surface 9 of the incense stick outer tray 6 with the lower end edge of the stand 4, and the incense stick 2 placed horizontally by the curved or V-shaped incense holder portion 3. Can be focused.

  Moreover, since the structure which installs the net-made incense incense tray 5 with the said stand 4 inside the upright wall 8 which the outer receiving tray 6 opposes can be taken, the burning ash of the incense stick 2 is maintained, maintaining aesthetics. The problem of falling outside can be effectively solved.

  In addition, the structure in which the incense holder tray 3 is floated and supported from the inner bottom surface 9 of the outer tray 6 or is attached to at least the inner bottom surface 9 of the outer tray 6 by supporting the inner tray 9 of the outer tray 6 with the stand 4. It can be taken easily, and problems such as slipping of the incense stick tray 5 can be solved. The saucer 5 is not limited to use in the outer saucer 6 having the rising wall 8.

The longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows the net-made incense incense saucer in the incense stick outside saucer with the state before interior decoration. A is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the net incense incense tray according to the first embodiment is installed in the incense stick outer tray, and B shows a state in which the net incense incense tray according to the second embodiment is installed in the incense stick outer tray. FIG. A is a side view of the netted incense stick according to the first embodiment, and B is a side view of the netted incense stick according to the second embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Net material, 2 ... Incense stick, 3 ... Curved or V-shaped incense stick saucer part, 4 ... Stand, 5 ... Incense stick saucer (incense stick saucer), 6 ... Incense stick outer saucer, 7 ... Inner saucer accommodating part, 8 ... Rising wall, 9 ... inner bottom surface, 10 ... supporting part, 11 ... bottom dead center, 12 ... installation leg.

Claims (1)

A band along the center line of the rectangular mesh material is bent downward or curved from one side to the other side in a curved shape or a V-shape to form an incense holder plate portion for placing the incense stick, A net incense holder comprising a pair of stands arranged in parallel with the curved or V-shaped incense holder part by bending the ears along two opposing sides downward.

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