JP2515285Y2 - Buddhist altar with decorative plate - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001] The present invention relates to a Buddhist altar with a decorative plate on the upper part inside.

[Industrial applications]

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Most of today's Buddhist altars are made by cutting out one wooden board and engraving it three-dimensionally to make a decorative board, which is fixed to the upper part inside. It is preferable that the decorative plate has a three-dimensional appearance by engraving a thick plate in order to achieve a high-class and sublime style. However, there is a drawback that engraving thick wood deeply and precisely engraving the details are very troublesome.

In order to solve this drawback, the inventor has
A Buddhist altar with a decorative plate in which a frame front plate and a back plate are laminated was developed (Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3-30069). FIG. 1 shows a decorative plate for a Buddhist altar described in this publication. This decorative plate is
The front plate 1 is largely opened and fixed to the back plate 2, and the three-dimensional engraving piece 3 is fixed to the surface of the back plate 2 so as to be positioned at the opening of the front plate 1. The back plate 2 has a large number of wooden thin trees fixed to the frame 4 at regular intervals. The decorative plate having this structure can have a complicated and profound three-dimensional pattern.

[0004]

However, the decorative plate of this structure has a drawback that it is difficult to manufacture a beautiful back plate and retain its original beauty for a long time. In particular, the wooden knit of the back plate , in which the width of the wooden thin wood is wide in order to give the decorative plate a deep three-dimensional effect, has a drawback that the wooden thin wood warps easily. The use of high-quality wood such as rosewood and amberwood for thin wood also causes a large warp. When the wooden thin wood is warped, the surface of the wooden thin wood becomes uneven and the intervals between the wooden thin wood become uneven, which makes it impossible to maintain a beautiful shape. In addition, one layer of wooden kumiko
, It is difficult to manufacture a decorative plate that is rich in sublime.
Also, in order to change the pattern of the wooden kumiko, various patterns can be used.
It is necessary to manufacture the wooden kumiko which is working. Buddhist altar
A small amount of seeds are produced. Therefore, in the manufacturing process,
It is important to be able to change the pattern.

The present invention was developed with the object of further solving this drawback, and the important purpose of the present invention is to reduce the deviation of wooden thin wood and to make a beautiful decorative plate with a solid feeling easily. It is to provide Buddhist altars that can be mass-produced easily, efficiently, and inexpensively. Also, other than this device
The important purpose of is to make it easy to change the decorative pattern of the decorative plate,
It is to provide Buddhist altars that can efficiently produce high-mix low-volume production.

[0006]

The Buddhist altar of the present invention has the following structure in order to achieve the above-mentioned object. The Buddhist altar has a decorative plate 6 built in the upper part inside. The decorative plate 6 has a wooden frame 4 around it. Located inside the frame 4, a plurality of wooden thin trees 5a are arranged in parallel at regular intervals.
A wooden kumiko 5 is arranged. The wooden parts that make up the wooden kumiko 5
The end of the thin tree 5a is fixed to the frame 4.

Furthermore, the Buddhist altar of this invention has two decorative plates 6.
It is divided into more than one piece. In the decorative plate 6 shown in the embodiment, the decorative plate 6 is divided into a front rammer 6A and a rear rammer 6B, and the frame 4 is divided into a front rammer frame 4A and a rear rammer frame 4B.
And the wooden kumiko 5 is fixed to the front rammer frame 4A.
It is fixed to the front Rammer Kumiko 5A and the rear Rammer frame 4B
After that, it is separated into Ramma Kumiko 5B. Previous Ramma Kumiko
The surfaces of 5A and the rear Rammer assembly 5B are coated. Front Rammer 6A and Rear Rammer 6B are the same as Front Rammer 6A and Rear Rammer 6
They are located in front of B and are stacked on each other . After Ramma
The frame 4B includes at least a part of the front Rammer set 5A.
Wooden that has an outer shape and constitutes the front Rammer assembly 5A
A gap that is not closed is provided between the thin trees 5a. Previous run
Ma 6A and rear Rammer 6B are front Rammer Kumiko 5A and rear Rammer
Stacked so that the assembly 5B can be seen, the front rammer assembly 5A
And the rear Ramma Kumiko 5B to form a three-dimensional wooden Kumiko 5
I have.

Further, the altar of claim 2 is the former Ramma Kumiko
An opening window 6a is provided in a part of 5A , and the protruding rammer portion 6b of the rear rammer assembly 5B is arranged in this opening window 6a .

[0009]

[Function] In this Buddhist altar, the decorative plate 6 is divided into two or more pieces.
doing. The decorative plate 6 of the preferred embodiment is a front rammer 6A.
And the rear rammer 6B are divided into two. , Split
The front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B are the frame 4 and the front rammer frame.
4A and rear Ramma frame 4B divided into wooden thin wood 5a
The wooden kumiko 5 to be formed is the front rammer kumi 5a and the rear rammer kumi
It is divided into 5B. Decorative plate 6 formed by laminating a split and two front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B to one of the previous rammer
It is possible to make the wooden thin woods 5a constituting the assembly 5A and the rear rammer assembly 5B thin to form a thick decorative plate 6 as a whole. If the front rammer assembly 5A and the rear rammer assembly 5B have the same thickness, the thickness of the wooden thin wood 5a can be half the thickness of the decorative plate 6. In addition, front Ramma Kumiko 5A and rear Ramma Kumiko 5
By slightly providing a clearance between the B, prior to lamination La
The thickness of double- sided mater 5A and rear-ranker pair 5B is more than double
It can be a decorative plate 6 provided with a wooden knot 5 . thin
For the front rammer assembly 5A and the rear rammer assembly 5B , narrow wooden thin trees 5a can be used.

The thin wooden thin wood 5a and the front rammer frame 4A are
By fixing it in parallel with the rear rammer frame 4B and then applying the surface coating, it is possible to reduce the strain generated over time. This is because the thin wooden thin tree 5a has a weaker force for deforming than the thick wooden thin tree 5a, and the strain can be reduced by performing surface treatment and covering with both ends fixed to the frame 4.

Further, the wooden member 5 is replaced with the front rammer member 5A.
The decorative plate 6 divided into the rear rammer set 5B is a front rammer set.
By changing the shapes of the child 5A and the rear rammer assembly 5B , it is possible to achieve a sublime design that cannot be realized with one decorative plate 6. In addition, before Ramma Kumiko 5A and after
By providing a gap between the rammer assemblies 5B, it is possible to obtain a decorative plate 6 having a three-dimensional effect superior to that which cannot be realized with one decorative plate 6. In addition, before
Change the combination of the comma mater 5A and the rear rammer mater 5B,
The pattern of the decorative plate 6 can be easily changed. For example, 2
A set of one front Rammer set 5A and two rear Rammer sets 5B
By changing the combination, it is possible to change to four types of kumiko patterns.

Particularly, the decorative plate 6 according to claim 2 is the front rammer.
An opening window 6a is provided on the assembly 5A, and the rear window is opened from this opening window 6a.
The protruding rammer portion 6b of the hammer assembly 5B is provided. The decorative plate 6 in which the protruding rammer portion 6b projects in a part of the front rammer assembly 5A can have a three-dimensional pattern that cannot be realized by one decorative plate.

[0013]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. However, the following example illustrates a Buddhist altar for embodying the technical idea of the present invention,
The Buddhist altar of this invention does not specify the structure, arrangement, material, etc. of the component parts as follows. The Buddhist altar of this invention may be modified within the scope of the claims of the utility model.

Further, in this specification, in order to make it easy to understand the scope of claims for utility model registration, the numbers corresponding to the members shown in the embodiments are indicated in the "column for claims for utility model registration", "column for actions". "And" Means for solving the problem ". However, the members shown in the scope of claims for utility model registration are by no means limited to the members of the embodiment.

The Buddhist altar shown in FIG. 2 has a decorative plate 6 on the upper part inside.
Is provided. As shown in the front view of FIG. 3 and the cross-sectional view of FIG. 4, the decorative plate 6 has a plurality of wooden thin trees 5 inside the frame 4.
a has a wooden assembly 5 in which a is arranged in parallel at a predetermined interval.
The end of the wooden thin wood 5a that composes the wooden knot 5 is fixed to the frame 4.
I have decided. The decorative plate 6 includes a front rammer 6A and a rear rammer 6A.
It is divided into two sheets, B and. The front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B, before the rammer 6A are laminated to each other located on the front, front rammer muntin 5A and rear rammer muntin 5B is arranged so as can seen. The decorative plate 6 is attached to the front rammer 6B and the rear rammer 6
The frame 4 is divided into a front frame 4A and a rear frame 4A.
Wooden Kumiko which is divided into picture frames 4B and consists of wooden thin wood 5a
5 is separated into a front Rammer set 5A and a rear Rammer set 5B.
ing.

The front rammer assembly 5A and the rear rammer assembly 5B
It is fixed to separate picture frames 4. Previous runner Kumiko 5A is the previous run
Ma frame 4A, rear Ramma Kumiko 5B is rear Ramma frame 4B
Fixed . Front Rammer Kumiko 5A and Rear Rammer Kumiko 5B
Surrounded by a wooden front rammer frame 4A and rear rammer frame 4B
Have. There are multiple front Rammer sets 5A and rear Rammer sets 5B.
The wooden thin trees 5a of the book are arranged in parallel at regular intervals,
The edge is fixed to the frame 4.

The decorative plate 6 shown in FIG. 4 is a front rammer frame 4A.
And the rear Ramma frame 4B, the front Ramma set 5A and the rear Ramma set
As wood that is sufficiently thick compared to the thin wood 5a of the child 5B
There is . For example, the wooden thin wood 5a is made of Karaki with a thickness of 2.5.
A product having a mmN width (W) of 5 mm is used. However, the thickness of the wooden thin wood 5a can be changed in the range of 1.5 to 4 mm, and the width (W) can be changed in the range of 2.5 to 10 mm. Front rammer assembly 5A and rear rammer assembly 5B shown in FIG.
Connects the wooden thin woods 5a in a grid pattern and connects the edges to the frame 4.
It is fixed to. In this way, the wooden thin trees 5a extending in the vertical and horizontal directions and intersecting with each other have carved half grooves at the intersecting portions, and are fitted into the grooves and connected at right angles.

In order to connect the ends of the wooden thin woods 5a constituting the wooden braid 5, as shown in FIG. 4, on the back surface of the frame 4,
A connecting groove 7 into which the end of the wooden thin wood 5a is fitted is provided. Connecting grooves 7, as can be fitted without a gap end of the wooden Hosoki 5a, are equally processed in the cross-sectional shape of the end portion of the wooden Hosoki 5a. When the wooden thin wood 5a having a rectangular cross section is used, the connection groove 7 is a U-shaped groove. Connection groove 7
Preferably it shall be the shape that can fit the entire wooden Hosoki 5a. However, although not shown, it goes without saying that the connecting groove 7 can be shallow so that a part of the wooden thin wood 5a is inserted. The decorative plate 6 shown in FIG. 4 is a front rammer assembly 5A.
The connecting groove 7 has a pitch of 5 mm, and the rear rammer assembly 5B has a pitch of 15 mm. The pitch of the connecting groove 7 determines the pitch of the wooden thin wood 5a fitted therein. Wooden thin wood 5
The pitch of a is the same as the front rammer set 5A and the rear rammer set 5B
When the decorative plate 6 in which the above are laminated is viewed from the front, the two decorative plates 6 are adjusted to form a beautiful pattern.

Front rammer frame 4A and rear rammer frame 4B
Is manufactured by connecting four Karaki at four corners to form a square frame or cutting out one Karaki into a square. Before
The rammer frame 4A and the rear rammer frame 4B are attached to the wooden thin wood 5a.
The thickness and width (D) are, for example, 10
Designed to be ~ 20 mm. Front rammer frame 4A shown in FIG.
Uses straight wood on the top and both sides, and uses arched wood on the bottom. Rear Ramma Frame 4
B uses the linear timber vertically and sides, front rammer
It is formed in an outer shape including the assembly 5A. Decoration of this structure
Is the board between the wooden thin woods 5a that make up the front Rammer assembly 5A?
The rear Ramma Kumiko 5B is visible. In addition, former Ramma Kumiko
The rear Rammer assembly 5B can be seen from below the frame 4 below 5A .

The decorative plate 6 shown in FIG.Front Ramma Frame 4A
ofOn the back,Rear Ramma Frame 4BFixed,2 sheetsStacked
ing. However, although not shown, the previous runAndAfter runAnd
Can also be laminated so that there are some gaps. Gap
To stack the front and rear rammers so that there is a gap
The previous runAndAfter runMa'sInsert a spacer between the
Rui is the previous runAndAfter runAndTo separate them on the altar
Fix it.

The decorative plate 6 shown in FIG. 4 is a front rammer assembly 5A.
The three-dimensional engraving piece 3 is fixed to. The three-dimensional engraving piece 3 has a three-dimensional engraving pattern on the entire surface and the periphery, and is manufactured by engraving Karaki. The three-dimensional engraving piece 3 is designed to be smaller than the inner shape of the frame 4 so as to be fixed to the inner side of the front rammer frame 4A . Further, although not shown, the rear Ramma set 5B
It is also possible to fix the three-dimensional engraving piece and fix it to the rear rammer assembly 5B so that the three-dimensional engraving piece can be seen through between the front rammer assembly 5A.

Further, in the decorative plate 6 shown in the exploded sectional view of FIG. 5 and the front views of FIGS. 6 and 7, an opening window 6a is provided in the front rammer assembly 5A, and the rear window is opened from the opening window 6a. The protruding rammer portion 6b of the rammer assembly 5B is projected. Front Rammer Kumiko 5A
As shown in FIG. 6, an elongated rectangular opening window 6a is provided in the central portion. As shown in FIG. 7 , the rear rammer assembly 5B has a protruding rammer portion 6b that can be inserted into the opening window 6a of the front rammer assembly 5A . The protruding rammer portion 6b has a rectangular outer shape that is slightly smaller than the inner shape of the opening window 6a so that it can be inserted into the opening window 6a. On the inner side of the protruding rammer portion 6b, wooden thin trees 5a are stretched in a grid pattern.

[0023] before rammer. 6A, on the front of the frame 4, as shown in FIG. 8
The three-dimensional engraving piece 3 having the shape shown in the peripheral portion is fixed. In the rear rammer 6B, the three-dimensional engraving piece 3 shown in the central portion of FIG. 8 is fixed to the front surface of the protruding rammer portion 6b.

In the above embodiment, the decorative plate 6 is attached to the front rammer 6A.
Although the rear ramma 6B is divided into two pieces, the Buddhist altar of this invention can also divide the decoration plate 6 into two or more pieces. Two
The decorative plate 6 divided into one or more sheets has one or more intermediate rammers laminated in between the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B.

In the decorative plate 6 shown in FIG. 9, one intermediate rammer 6C is laminated between the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B. As shown in FIG. 10, the front rammer 6A has the front rammer assembly 5A having the wooden thin trees 5a arranged in a grid pattern on the outer peripheral portion thereof, and the pine three-dimensional engraving piece 3 fixed on the surface of the front rammer assembly 5A. There is. Intermediate rammer 6C, as shown in FIG. 11, prior to
Lattice-shaped wooden thin trees 5 in the center of Ramma Kumiko 5A
By fixing the intermediate rammer assembly 5C consisting of a, the intermediate rammer assembly
That secure a three-dimensional sculpture piece 3 of bamboo and flowers on the surface of the child 5C.
Further, as shown in FIG. 12, the rear rammer 6B has a rear rammer assembly 5B made of a lattice-shaped wooden thin tree 5a fixed to the center thereof, and the three-dimensional engraving piece 3 fixed to the surface of the rear rammer assembly 5B . . The decorative plate 6 shown in these figures comprises a front rammer 6A, an intermediate rammer 6C and a rear rammer 6B which are divided into three pieces, each of which is provided with a wooden braid 5 at a different position and is further carved into a different shape. Since the three-dimensional engraving piece 3 is fixed, it is possible to form a sublime and extremely high-grade three-dimensional pattern that cannot be realized with one decorative plate.

[0026]

[Effects of the Invention] The Buddhist altar of this invention has a unique structure to reduce the deviation of the wooden thin trees that make up the wooden kumiko,
It can be a beautiful decorative plate with a solid feeling. It altar of this invention is a decorative plate which is connected wooden muntin consisting wooden Hosoki the frame is divided into two or more wooden Kumiko
Are separated into a front Ramma set and a rear Ramma set, and these are
Because it is fixed and laminated on the divided frame.
It The front Ramma set and the rear Ramma set are divided separately.
It is composed of separated wooden thin wood and a picture frame. Therefore,
The width of the wooden thin wood can be halved to make a decorative board having a wooden braid that is thick and has a three-dimensional appearance as a whole. By coating the surface of a narrow wooden thin wood, the deviation peculiar to the wood can be reduced as compared with the thick wooden thin wood. It is difficult to prevent thick wood from deforming because it has a strong force to deform, whereas thin wood has a weak force to deform, so be sure to connect both ends to the frame and apply surface coating. Deformation can be reduced. In addition, the thinner wooden wood has a larger surface area per unit weight.
Therefore, the thinner the wooden thin wood, the larger the area ratio of the surface coating, and the surface coating also prevents warpage. The Buddhist altar of this invention uses a wooden kumiko of a decorative plate to
By dividing into two or more pieces having a set and a rear Rammer set , the thickness of the wooden thin wood can be reduced to less than half. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the warp of the wooden thin wood and to maintain the decorative plate in a beautiful pattern immediately after manufacturing for a long time.

Further, the Buddhist altar of the present invention, which is provided with a decorative plate divided into two or more including the front Rammer set and the rear Rammer set, can be formed in a shape rich in depth and stereoscopic effect. When
In addition, there is an unclosed gap between the front Rammer sets,
Both Ramma Kumiko and Ranma Kumiko look three-dimensional
Since it is stacked on top of each other,
By Ranaru combination, absolutely impossible real <br/> current in the conventional single decorative plate, wide can be a variety of designs, exclusive a manner profound also be a Buddhist altar noble style .

Also, the Buddhist altar of this invention is a wooden set of decorative plates.
Two or more children consisting of a front Ramma set and a rear Ramma set
Since it is divided into two, even if the shape of one assembly is simple, it is possible to form a complicated and beautiful decorative plate by combining these. In addition, before and after the different patterns
A decorative plate with a variety of patterns by changing the combination with the rammer
Can be manufactured efficiently. Therefore, the Buddhist altar of this invention is
Decorative boards can be used easily, easily, and efficiently with a wide variety of small quantities.
It also realizes the features that can be produced and made inexpensive.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a conventional decorative plate for a Buddhist altar

FIG. 2 is a front view showing an example of a Buddhist altar that incorporates the decorative plate of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a front view showing an example of a decorative plate incorporated in a Buddhist altar of the present invention.

4 is a sectional view of the decorative plate shown in FIG.

FIG. 5 is an exploded sectional view of a decorative plate of a Buddhist altar according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a front view of a front rammer assembly of the decorative plate shown in FIG.

FIG. 7 is a front view of the rear rammer assembly of the decorative plate shown in FIG.

8 is a front view of a three-dimensional engraving piece fixed to the front Rammer assembly of the decorative plate shown in FIG.

FIG. 9 is a sectional view showing another embodiment of the decorative plate used for the Buddhist altar of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a front view showing a front rammer assembly of the decorative plate shown in FIG.

11 is a front view showing an intermediate rammer assembly of the decorative plate shown in FIG.

FIG. 12 is a front view showing the rear rammer assembly of the decorative plate shown in FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 …… front plate 2 …… back plate 3 …… three-dimensional sculpture piece 4 …… frame 4A …… front rammer frame 4B
...... Rear rammer frame 5 …… Wooden kumiko 5a …… Wooden thin wood 5A …… Front rammer kumiko 5B …… Rear rammer kumiko 5
C: Intermediate rammer kumiko 6: Decorative plate 6A: Front rammer 6B
Rear rammer 6C Middle rammer 6a Opening window 6b Projecting rammer 7 Connection groove

Claims (2)

(57) [Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A has a forehead edge (4) around, positioned inside of the frame (4), a plurality of wooden Hosoki a (5a)
A wooden set (5) is arranged in parallel at a predetermined interval .
In a Buddhist altar that has a decorative plate (6) that fixes the end of the wooden thin wood (5a) that constitutes the wooden kumiko (5) to the frame (4), the decorative plate (6) is Ramma (6A) and rear Ramma (6B)
The frame (4) is separated into two or more pieces including
Two or more including the Ma frame (4A) and the rear Ramma frame (4B)
Separated above, the wooden kumiko (5) has a front ramma picture frame
Front Rammer set (5A) fixed to (4A) and rear
Rear Rammer Kumiko (5) fixed to Rammer Frame (4B)
It is separated into two or more sheets including B) and
The surface of (5A) and rear Rammer Kumiko (5B) is painted,
The front rammer (6A) and the rear rammer (6B) are stacked on top of each other with the front rammer (6A) positioned in front of the rear rammer (6B) , and the rear rammer frame (4B). ) Is the former Ramma Kumiko (5A)
Has a contour including at least a part of
Closed between the wooden thin trees (5a) that make up the kumiko (5A)
There is a gap that does not overlap with the front Rammer Kumiko (5A)
Stacked so that the rear Rammer Kumiko (5B) can be seen,
Three-dimensional pattern with Numa Kumiko (5A) and Rear Ramma Kumiko (5B)
A Buddhist altar with a decorative plate, which is characterized by being made up of wooden kumiko . 2. An opening window (6a) in the front rammer assembly (5A ).
And the rear rammer assembly (5B) has a protruding rammer portion (6b) arranged in the opening window (6a).