JP2006070682A - Incense burner box with candle stands for gravestone - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an incense burner box with candle stands for a gravestone, which has no fear of robbery, a storage function is given to and does not get blackened with soot. <P>SOLUTION: A lantern 5 made of stone provided with a door for the stone-made lantern is embedded, so as to eliminate the fear of being stolen while the incense burner box has a function of storing visiting-grave goods, a Sake-drinking cup and a rice bowl of the late person. The ashes is stored in an ashes-storing part in the gravestone passed through the incense burner box with candle stands for the gravestone of the invention by opening a front stone-made sliding door 3 and a rear stone-made sliding door 4. An incense burner 13 for standing incense sticks is placed on the top of the incense burner box with candle stands for the gravestone. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  This invention is a storage for goods such as Koro, placed on the front of the tombstone. It is a censer box with a candle holder for a tombstone that incorporates a stone lantern and a stone lantern door of Patent Registration No. 3012200 on both sides. Relates to a censer box with a candle holder for a tombstone that opens a front sliding door, opens a rear sliding door, passes through the censer box, and allows the remains to be stored in the storage unit.

In the tombstone, the candle stand is made of glass and stainless steel so that the candle can be lit on a small stone, with a metal saucer attached to the top of the stone called the incense burner that blocks the ossuary entrance in front of the tombstone. There is a name called a lantern-shaped windshield light, or a stone material with an open / close door as in Patent Registration No. 3012200.
An incense holder is an incense burner with a cylindrical metal fitting attached to the top of a stone that is said to be an incense burner that closes the entrance of the ossuary, hollowed out of stone, or made into a box-shaped stone. It was a stainless steel box fitted with a metal fitting inside.

Patent registration No. 3012200 can be made of the same kind of stone as tombstones, has a high-class feeling, is small and easy to use without losing candles, but it is lightweight and expensive, and may be stolen. There was a problem that the front side was not clean because it was placed in front of a pair of tombstones. Theft could be fixed by bonding, but it was difficult to clean corners.
In theology, water, liquor, salt, rice, etc. are provided at the time of your visit. In the Buddhist Jodo Shinshu, incense sticks are used side by side. I couldn't store any of my supplies, so I had to bring them with me every time I visited.
As for the ossuary, the incense burner that blocks the ossuary entrance so far is heavy, and women and the elderly can not move. stay up. An incense burner fitted with a stainless steel box is manufactured so that incense sticks, candles, etc. are used in the box.

The present invention has been devised to solve the above problems. The stone is made of stone, and the sliding door grooves that can be opened to the left and right are engraved on the front and back sides of the top surface. Glue side plates to both sides so that you can store items such as Koro, dishes, and cups in the center of the stone. This creates a storage room that can store items such as Koro surrounded by side panels, front sliding doors, and rear sliding doors.
A stone lantern with a door for a stone lantern of Patent Registration No. 3012200 is bonded to the both sides and the side plate on both sides. Adhering to these tops is a stone that is designed so that you can place items such as Koro on the upper surface with the front and rear sliding door grooves carved on the lower surface. Insert the front sliding door and the rear sliding door into the finished product and complete it.

Make a storage room that can store items such as Koro made of stone, glue stone lanterns with stone lantern doors of patent registration No. 3012200 on both sides, attach front sliding doors and rear sliding doors, and attach these items to the top An incense burner box with a candle holder for tombstones was made. This has solved the following problems.
(A) The stone lantern with a door of Patent Registration No. 3012200 is light and expensive, and there is a thing that hesitates to purchase because it may be lost or lost due to theft or mischief. In the present invention, a stone lantern with a door for a stone lantern is incorporated into a candle-standing incense box for a gravestone, and the weight is increased, and this problem can be solved by adhering it to the main body of the gravestone.
(B) By making the incense burner box with the same stone type as the tombstone body and incorporating the stone lantern with the door for the stone lantern of patent registration No. 3012200 with the same stone type, the incense holder and the candle holder metal fittings in the stone material An incense burner box with a candlestick for a tombstone, which has a higher quality than that fitted with a stainless steel box built in the interior, could be produced.
(C) In the tombstone in which the stone lantern with a stone lantern door of Patent Registration No. 3012200 is bonded to the tombstone body, it was difficult to clean and clean the dust between them, but the candle for the tombstone of the present invention This was not the case with the stove-type incense box, and it was possible to make the design neat by integrating the storage, the stone lantern with a stone lantern door, and so on.
(D) By producing a candlestick incense burner box for tombstones that has the function of being stored in an incense burner, water, sake cups, salt, rice dishes in Buddhism, and the Buddhist Jodo Shinshu Koro that can be laid down, and other drinks, teacups, etc., used by the deceased, can be stored, and these items can be used each time you visit.
(E) At the time of ossuary, open the front sliding door of the incense burner box with the candle holder for the gravestone of the present invention in front of the entrance of the tombstone ossuary, take out the supplies such as Koro inside, and open the rear sliding door. The remains are passed through the incense burner box and stored in the remains storage part of the tombstone body. With this method of bone delivery, women and elderly people can easily deliver bone without touching the tombstone body without shifting the heavy incense burner.
(F) Incense burners with incense holders and candle holders built into some of the stones that have begun to be used in some places, use incense sticks and candles inside. Because it was made, there was a problem that it was stained black with scissors. In the censer box with a candle holder for gravestones of the present invention, Koro was taken out and placed on the censer box of the present invention, so that this problem could be solved.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.
(B) A talus stone (1) is manufactured, and a turret front sliding door groove (8) and a talus rear sliding door groove (9) are carved on the upper surface.
(B) The side plate (2) is bonded to the base stone (1) to form the storage space (12).
(C) A stone lantern (5) having a stone lantern door (6) attached thereto is bonded to the stone (1).
(D) The top plate stone sliding door groove (10) and the top plate stone rear sliding door groove (11) are carved on the lower surface of the top stone (7).
(E) The top stone (7) is bonded to the stone lantern (5) and the side plate (2).
(F) Fit the front stone sliding door (3) and rear stone sliding door (4) into the assembled incense burner box of the present invention.
(G) Open the Maeishi sliding door (3) and store items such as Koro (13).
(H) Install the incense burner box of the present invention in front of the ossuary entrance of the tombstone body and bond it.
The present invention has the structure as described above. When going on (1) Open the stone lantern door (6), set up a candle, and set a fire. When there is no wind, you can leave it as it is.
(2) Open the Maeishi sliding door (3), take out the inner Koro (13), place it on the top stone (7), ignite the incense stick, put it in Koro and use it.
After the visit is over, put out the fire in the opposite order, store Koro (13), and close the door.
At the time of ossuary, open the front stone sliding door (3), take out the supplies such as the inner Koro (13), place it on the top of the top stone (7), open the back stone sliding door (4), Pass through the incense burner box and put the remains in a rose or bag and store them in the tombstone storage. After the storage is finished, close the back stone sliding door (4), store the taken items such as Koro (13) in the storage space (12), close the front stone sliding door (3), and finish the bone .

Front view of the present invention Side view of the present invention The perspective view of the state which took out Koro of the present invention AA line sectional view of the present invention

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Side stone 2 Side plate 3 Maeishi sliding door 4 Back stone sliding door 5 Stone lantern 6 Stone lantern door 7 Top plate stone 8 Groove for front stone door 9 Groove for back stone door 10 Top plate for stone sliding door Groove 11 Groove for roof top door 12 Storage space 13 Koro

Claims (3)

  A censer box with a candle holder for a tombstone, made of stone, made of a censer box that can hold items such as Koro, dishes, and cups, and a stone lantern of Patent Registration No. 3012200 and stone lantern doors attached to both sides.   A stone sliding door that can be opened on both sides is attached to the front side of the incense burner box with a candle holder for tombstones, and a stone sliding door that can be opened and closed in the same way is also attached to the rear side. An incense burner box with a candle holder for tombstones.   The central part of the censer box with a candle holder for gravestones is used as a storage for commodities such as Koro, and when used, the sliding doors are opened, removed, and placed in the shape of the top of the censer box. Incense burner box with a candle stand.

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