JP2007160040A - Urn placement device - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To clearly transmit a figure from life and information of a personal history, etc., to posterity over generations in connection with an urn by specifying the urn concerning information of the deceased of remains in each urn stored in a cinerarium. <P>SOLUTION: An urn placement base 1 is formed to have a base stand shape with a prescribed height by using a stone material such as granite, where a lotus flower is carved on a whole side periphery and an urn placement surface 3 composed of a flat surface is arranged on the upper surface. A horizontally extending plate fitting groove 4 is arranged on the front surface of the urn placement surface 3. A plate 6 is made of the stone material, where the figure from life of the deceased of the remains stored in the urn is displayed on the front surface by a method having durability such as a sand-blasting method and the personal history of the deceased is displayed on the rear surface by the method having durability such as the sand-blasting method. The lower end edge of the plate 6 is fitted into the plate fitting groove 4 so as to display the plate 6 by erection between guide plates 5, 5. The urn, which stores the remains of the deceased displayed on the plate 6, is placed on the urn placement surface 3. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an antique placement device, and more specifically, information on the face photo, common name, history, etc. of the deceased of each antique stored in the burial chamber of the tomb can be accurately transmitted to the offspring, relatives, etc. across generations The present invention relates to an antique placement device.

  Depending on the family system, land conditions or regional customs, Japanese tombs are of the type in which the remains of relatives are buried in the same ossuary room, and the remains of the newly deceased are in one ossuary room. It is common to place the bone alongside the urn. Conventionally, in order to clarify the main body of the remains, the method of writing the name of the deceased with oil-based ink on the outer surface of the urn, the method of sticking a piece of paper with the name of the deceased on the outer surface of the urn, and the deceased Any one of the methods of placing a wooden piece on the remains of the urn and covering it was adopted. Among the above conventional methods, when the name of the deceased is written on the outer surface of the urn with oil-based ink, the oil-based ink has extremely low durability, and several years have passed even in a closed dark place such as a bone chamber. Then, the characters written with oil-based ink disappear. Also, with the method of attaching a piece of paper to the urn, the paper piece deteriorates due to moisture in the ossuary chamber, and the name of the deceased becomes unreadable in a very short period of time. Furthermore, if the method is to place a piece of wood with a name on the remains and deliver the bone, the main ingredient of calcium is water-soluble, so the bone dissolves due to the moisture in the ossuary chamber, and the aqueous calcium solution in the urn Stored, and the stored calcium solution corrodes the wood pieces, and after several years after ossification, there was a situation in which the offspring did not know which remains were stored in which urn . In addition, an antique has been proposed in which the name of the name, common name, date and time of death, age of death, etc. are written on the outer surface of the antique, and a photo of the face before life is affixed (see, for example, Utility Model Document 1). However, the invention described in Utility Model Document 1 uses a commercially available oil-based ink pen to write the deceased information on the outer surface of the urn, so the written characters disappear in a few years, and The affixed photo also peels off from the outer surface of the urn due to the deterioration of the adhesive and falls into the ossuary chamber. After several years after ossification, it is unclear who the main remains of the remains were stored in the urn. The problem that occurred.

In relation to the urn, various proposals have been made in recent years in order to clearly transmit the deceased information of the stored remains to the future generations clearly and accurately.
For example, an opaque tape is applied to the surface of the urn and a photograph, family crest, sutra, etc. of the deceased are expressed using an exposure resin mask in the tape application area (for example, Patent Document 1). reference). However, the invention described in Patent Document 1 uses an exposure resin mask or base film on the outer surface of the urn to solidify the exposure resin mask on the outer surface of the urn and is based on the sandblast method on the solidified exposure resin mask. Engraving on the outer surface of the urn is durable, but engraving photographs etc. on the narrow surface of the outer surface of the urn requires skill, and the space for entering history etc. is small It had the problem of being.
In addition, there has been proposed one in which a photograph or the like is engraved on the outer surface of the housing covering the urn (see, for example, Utility Model Document 2). However, the invention described in Utility Model Document 2 engraves on the outer surface of the housing similar to the urn, so it requires skill to engrave on the outer surface of the housing, which is a curved surface, and the space for entering the history etc. is small. It had the problem that.

  It has been proposed that the deceased information is displayed on the mortuary so that it can be stored for a long time without directly writing the deceased information on the urn. For example, if you write deceased information such as photos, command names, etc. on a colored plate or metal plate, and put the filled plate embedded in transparent glass or transparent plastic together with the remains, open the urn There has been proposed a system in which information on a deceased person who is the main body of the remains can be known (for example, see Utility Model Document 3). However, with the idea described in Utility Model Document 3, the personal information of the remains cannot be known unless the urn is opened, and the deceased information is entered from the remains after the urn is opened. In the closed state, the deceased person information of the remains stored in the urn cannot be known.

An invention has been proposed in which deceased information is transferred and baked onto a tombstone or tombstone with an inorganic pigment (for example, see Patent Document 2). However, even if the method of writing in the tombstone or tombstone is based on a method having durability such as the sandblast method (see, for example, Patent Document 3), the urn is located at a distance from the tombstone or tombstone. The detailed information of the deceased that is limited to the remains stored in a specific urn is not displayed.
JP-A-9-173396 JP 2000-320189 A JP 9-353124 A

Utility model document 1

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 63-114634

Utility model document 2

Registered Utility Model Gazette of Utility Model Registration No. 3082209

Utility Model Reference 3

Registered Utility Model Gazette of Utility Model Registration No. 3067392

  The present invention relates to the deceased of the corresponding remains in each urn stored in the ossuary chamber, and enables the identification and transmission of the urn clearly and later to the future generations, including information on the appearance and history of the life. Is.

  The present invention provides an urn for enabling identification of the deceased person of the remains stored in the ossuary of the grave in the tomb, as well as the remains of the remains stored in a face photograph or portrait or career. It is a mounting device, the upper surface is formed on an urn resting surface on which an urn can be stably placed, and a plate insertion groove with a constant groove width is formed in the lateral direction on the front side of the skeleton urn resting surface. It has a thickness that can be inserted into the plate insertion groove, and has a thickness that can be inserted into the plate insertion groove, and displays a face photograph or portrait of the deceased on one side while maintaining durability, and on the other side It consists of a plate that displays the history and achievements of the deceased while maintaining durability, this plate lower end edge is fitted in the plate insertion groove, the plate is erected on the front side of the urnary mounting table, The remains of the deceased displayed on the plate were stored on the antique placement surface Configured to house the crypt by placing the pot, characterized by comprising.

According to the present invention, the urn is placed on the flat urn resting surface of the urn rest, so that the urn is stably stored without falling down in the ossuary chamber. The face of the deceased and the life history of the deceased can be clearly communicated from generation to generation. There is an effect that it is easy to hold.
In addition, since the plate is detachably attached to the urn stage, it is possible to display the photograph of the front of the plate on another photograph of the deceased by replacing only the plate with the urn intact. There is.

Embodiment 1 will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing the structure of the urn placement device, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state where the plate is fitted in the plate insertion groove, FIG. 3 is a rear view of the plate, and FIG. 4 is a plan view of the urn placement table. FIG. 5 and FIG. 5 are explanatory diagrams showing the use state.
In these figures, the urn mounting table 1 is formed in a base shape having a predetermined height using a stone material such as granite or granite. The antique table 1 is provided with a pattern related to the religion that the deceased believed throughout the entire side. For example, when the religion that the deceased believed was Buddhism, the urn placement table 1 imitating the lotus position is formed by engraving the lotus 2 on the side. On the upper surface of the urn mounting table 1, an urn mounting surface 3 is provided that is a flat surface having a planar view shape. The urn placement surface 3 is formed to have a height slightly higher than the outer side of the urn placement surface 3 corresponding to the base of the lotus 2.

  The plate insertion groove 4 is substantially orthogonal to the left and right side edges of the urn resting surface 3 at the front position of the urn resting surface 3 on the upper surface of the urn rest placing table 1 and in the lateral direction of the urn rest placing surface 3. It is extended to. The plate insertion groove 4 is formed by a pair of guide plates 5 and 5 that are spaced apart from each other by a certain distance in the front-back direction.

  The plate 6 is made of the same material as the urn stage 1. That is, granite, granite, or the like is formed in a plate shape having a thickness that is the same as or slightly shorter than the groove width of the plate insertion groove 4. On the front of the plate 6, a face photograph of the deceased before life is displayed in a semipermanent manner. Specifically, a method of engraving a stone material, spraying ink, and providing a synthetic resin coating film to maintain durability by using a known technique such as sandblasting can be considered. On the back of the plate 6, the life history of the deceased displayed in the front photo is displayed with a semi-permanence maintained.

Then, as shown in FIG. 5, the lower end edge of the plate 6 is fitted into the plate insertion groove 4, and the plate 6 is erected and supported between the guide plates 5 and 5. The urn 7 containing the remains of the deceased was placed and stored in the ossuary of the grave.
The present urn placement device is suitable for burial burial mounds equipped with an ossuary chamber having a certain height, since the plate 6 is used with the plate 6 standing in front of the urn 7. Ideal for placing in the ossuary.
The antique placement device shown in the present embodiment can clearly communicate the detailed information of the deceased of the urn and the remains stored in the urn immediately after opening the ossuary chamber There is an effect.

It is a perspective view which shows the structure of an antique placement apparatus. Example 1 It is a perspective view which shows the state which inserted the plate in the plate insertion groove | channel of the antique mounting base. Example 1 It is a rear view of a plate. Example 1 It is a top view of an antique mounting base. Example 1 It is explanatory drawing which shows a use condition. Example 1

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1 antique mounting table 3 antique mounting surface 4 plate insertion groove 6 plate 7 antique

Claims (1)

An antique placement device for identifying individual deceased in ashes stored in the burial chamber of the tomb and identifying the deceased of the remains stored in a face photo or portrait or career, and recognizing the life of the deceased There,
A bone having an upper surface formed on an urn resting surface on which an urn can be stably placed, and a plate insertion groove having a constant groove width extending laterally on the front side of the urn resting surface.壺 mounting table,
It has a thickness that allows it to be inserted into the plate insertion groove, displays the face photo or portrait of the deceased on one side while maintaining durability, and maintains the history and achievements of the deceased on the other side. It is composed of the plate displayed and
The lower end edge of the plate is fitted into the plate insertion groove, the plate is erected on the front side of the urn placement table, and the urn that stores the remains of the deceased displayed on the plate on the urn placement surface A device for placing an urn, wherein the device is configured to be placed in a bone storage chamber.

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