JP3064242U - Buddhist altar with a fish stand - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Problem] To store a wooden fish table on which a wooden fish is placed so that it can be pulled out freely. Arrange the fish stand on which the fish are placed at the optimum height, and hit the fish in a comfortable posture. With a simple structure, it resonates the fish stand and makes the sound of the fish reverberate. SOLUTION: A Buddhist altar equipped with a fish stand is a Buddhist altar main body 1,
A lower base 2 is provided below the altar body 1 and supports the altar body 1. The lower base 2 has a box-shaped space 4 having an open front surface, and a wooden stand 7 is provided below the box-shaped space 4. The fish stand 7 is connected to the lower stand 2 via a metal pull-out member 8 that can be pulled out, and is stored in the box-shaped space 4 with the fish M on the upper surface, and can be pulled out forward. ing. Further, the Buddhist altar is configured such that when the wooden fish M is hit with the wooden fish stand 7 pulled out toward the user, the wooden fish stand 7 resonates.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a Buddhist altar with a wooden fish stand on which wooden fish are placed. In particular, the present invention relates to a Buddhist altar provided with a wooden fish stand which can be compactly stored in a lower stand such that the wooden fish can be pulled out with the wooden fish mounted thereon, and which can resonate the sound of the wooden fish.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Household altars are usually composed of a main body and a lower stand. The Buddhist altar itself has an altar inside and carries Buddha statues and tools. The lower stand is located below the main body of the altar and supports the main body. Further, the lower base is usually provided with a storage section such as a drawer and a sliding door which is a sliding door on the front side, and stores things such as Buddhist utensils, incense sticks, candles and the like in this storage section.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 The Buddhist altar, which has a drawer and other storage sections on the lower platform, has the feature that various things can be stored here and used conveniently. However, the Buddhist altar of this structure has a disadvantage that some religions cannot use it conveniently. For example, a sect who beats a wooden fish during a sutra requires that the fish be placed in front of the Buddhist altar each time the sutra is read. Therefore, the traditional Buddhist altar is troublesome, but the wooden fish is taken out of the storage place every time the sutra is read and placed in a predetermined position, or it is left in front of the Buddhist altar without storing the wooden fish. Had to be done. It is both inconvenient and inconvenient to move the fish in and out of the storage area every time you read. Also, if the wooden altar is placed in front of the altar without storing the fish, the altar cannot have a neat appearance.

The present invention has been developed to solve this drawback. An important object of the present invention is to provide a Buddhist altar with a wooden fish stand that can be pulled out and stored with the wooden fish on it.

[0005] Furthermore, when a wooden fish is hit at the time of reading sutras, it is also important to make the sound of the wooden fish sound loud. For example, if a wooden fish is used directly on the floor, it will not sound comfortable. In addition, if the fish is placed directly on the floor, the location of the fish is too low and the fish cannot be hit easily in a sitting position. For this reason, the traditional Buddhist altars often used a dedicated wooden fish stand when using wooden fish. If you use the fish on a dedicated fish stand, you can hit the fish at the optimum height. However, even if a dedicated wooden fish stand is used, the sound of the wooden fish cannot be louder and sound more pleasant. Furthermore, when using a dedicated fish stand, it is necessary to have a storage space for the fish stand as well as the fish, and it is necessary to take it out of the storage space and place it in a predetermined position every time you read a sutra, which is extremely troublesome. is there.

Another important object of the present invention is to provide a Buddhist altar having a fish stand which can resonate the fish stand with a simple structure and make the sound of the fish resonate greatly.

[0007]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The Buddhist altar provided with the wooden fish stand of the present invention includes a Buddhist altar main body 1 and a lower stand 2 disposed below the Buddhist altar main body 1 and supporting the Buddhist altar main body 1. The lower stand 2 has a box-shaped space 4 having an open front surface, and a wooden stand 7 is provided below the box-shaped space 4. The fish stand 7 is connected to the lower stand 2 via a drawer member 8 made of metal that can be pulled out. The fish stand M is placed in the box-shaped space 4 with the fish M on the upper surface, and can be pulled out forward. ing. Furthermore, the Buddhist altar is configured such that when the wooden fish stand 7 is pulled out toward the user and the wooden fish M is hit, the wooden fish stand 7 resonates.

Further, in the Buddhist altar provided with the wooden fish stand according to the second aspect of the present invention, the lower stand 2 is provided with an opening / closing door 11 which can be opened and closed in a vertical direction and can be opened and closed in front. The door 11 closes the opening of the box-shaped space 4 in a closed state. Further, the open / close door 11 is housed in a horizontal position above the box-shaped space 4 in an open state.

Further, in the Buddhist altar provided with the wooden fish stand according to the third aspect of the present invention, the lower stand 2 is provided with an openable / closable door 11 on the front side which is openable and closable on both sides in the left and right directions. The opening of the box-shaped space 4 is closed.

[0010]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. However, the embodiment described below is an example of a Buddhist altar equipped with a fish stand for embodying the technical idea of the present invention, and the present invention does not specify the Buddhist altar as follows.

Further, in this specification, in order to make it easier to understand the scope of claims for utility model registration, the numbers corresponding to the members shown in the embodiments will be referred to as “columns for claims for utility model registration” and “ In the column of "Means to Solve". However, the members indicated in the claims of the utility model registration are not specified in the examples.

The Buddhist altar shown in FIG. 1 is a Karaki Buddhist altar or a Golden Buddhist altar, and includes a Buddhist altar main body 1 and a lower base 2 disposed below the Buddhist altar main body 1 and supporting the Buddhist altar main body 1. The Karaki Buddhist altar is made of the Buddhist altar main body 1 and Shimodai 2 with wood such as black altar, purple altar, quince, iron blade, cherry blossom, mulberry, etc. However, the Buddhist altar main body 1 and the lower stand 2 can be made by bonding a wood veneer to the surface of a wooden base, or painting it in a Karaki pattern. Gold Buddhist altars are manufactured by bonding gold leaf and the like to the surface of a wooden base.

The Buddhist altar main body 1 is formed by combining wood and is formed into a substantially box shape with an open front surface, and is provided with an openable and closable outer door 3 on the front surface. Further, the altar body 1 is provided with a step-shaped altar therein so that Buddhist statues, Buddhist utensils such as plaques and the like can be placed thereon.

The lower base 2 has a lower base 2B fixed at the lower end thereof, and a lower base main body 2A fixed on the lower base 2B. As shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the lower base main body 2A has a box shape with an open front, and has an internal cavity as a storage space. The lower base main body 2A shown in the figure divides the storage space into upper and lower parts, the upper storage space is a box-shaped space 4 for storing the fish M, and the lower storage space is provided with a drawer 5. . A partition 6 is provided between the upper and lower storage spaces.

Further, the lower stand main body 2 A includes a fish stand 7 on which a fish M is placed below the box-shaped space 4. The fish stand 7 is connected to the lower stand main body 2A so as to be able to be pulled out via a drawer member 8 which can be pulled out. The fish stand 7 is arranged at an optimum height from the floor so that the fish stand M can be easily beaten while sitting in front of the Buddhist altar with the wooden fish stand 7 pulled out toward the user. The box-shaped space 4 has a sufficient height, width and depth so that the fish stand 7 can be housed inside the fish stand 7 on the fish stand 7 and pulled out.

The fish stand 7 is formed by processing wood of the same material as that of the Buddhist altar main body 1 and the lower stand 2 so that the upper surface becomes a flat plate shape. The fish stand 7 is designed to be slightly smaller than the lower surface of the box-shaped space 4 so that it can be smoothly pulled out of the box-shaped space 4. Although not shown, the fish stand may have a peripheral wall along the periphery. A wooden stand with peripheral walls on both sides and at the back has a feature that effectively prevents objects placed on the wooden stand from falling when moving in and out.

The fish stand 7 is connected to the lower stand main body 2A through two drawer members 8 arranged in parallel. The draw-out member 8 is provided extending in the direction in which the fish stand 7 is pulled out so that the fish stand 7 can be pulled out in a horizontal posture.

One example of the drawing member 8 is shown in FIGS. The pull-out member 8 includes a fixed portion 8A and a connection bar 8B that are connected to be movable with each other. The draw-out member 8 has a structure in which the connecting bar 8B slides and slides with respect to the fixed portion 8A to be able to expand and contract. The fixing portion 8A is connected to the lower stand main body 2A, and the connection bar 8B is connected to the fish stand 7. In the drawing member 8 shown in the figure, the fixing portion 8A is fixed to the lower surface of the box-shaped space 4 and to the upper surface of the partition 6. The drawer member 8 is fixed to the lower base main body 2A via the partition wall 6 to which the fixing portion 8A is fixed. The connecting bar 8B is fixed to the lower surface of the fish stand 7. The drawer member 8 arranged at this position has a feature that can be made inconspicuous.

The fixing portion 8A is formed by bending both sides of an elongated metal plate into a shape having a groove inside. The fixing portion 8A is provided with a slide groove 9 on the inside, which is formed by bending both sides of a metal plate into a U-shape and sliding the connection bar 8B.

The connecting bar 8B is an elongated metal plate having an outer shape substantially equal to the inner shape of the fixing portion 8A. The connecting bar 8B has sufficient strength so that it is not deformed by the load of the fish stand 7 when the fish stand 7 is pulled out. Furthermore, the connecting bar 8B has elasticity that resonates the fish stand 7 with a sound generated when the fish M is hit. The connecting bar 8B shown in the figure is formed in a slender and flat plate shape to make the fish stand 7 easily vibrate. The width and thickness of the connecting bar 8B are designed to be optimum values according to the weight of the fish stand 7 and the length of drawing out the fish stand 7, and furthermore, the position at which the connecting bar 8B is fixed to the fish stand 7. This is because the natural frequency of the fish stand 7 is determined by these numerical values. The connecting bar 8B shown in the figure is connected slightly forward of the center of the lower surface of the fish stand 7 to make the fish stand 7 easily vibrate.

The distal end of the connecting bar 8 B is fixed to the lower surface of the fish stand 7 via a spacer 10. The spacer 10 has a gap between the lower surface of the fish stand 7 and the connecting bar 8B. This is because the connecting bar 8B can be smoothly slid on the inner surface of the fixing portion 8A without bringing the lower surface of the fish stand 7 into contact with the fixing portion 8A. Further, the connecting bar 8B having a gap between the lower end of the fish stand 7 and the lower end thereof can make the fish stand 7 easily vibrate.

Further, the lower base main body 2 A includes an opening / closing door 11 for closing a front surface of the box-shaped space 4. The lower base main body 2A shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 has a structure in which the door 11 can be opened and closed upward. The opening / closing door 11 is a flat plate large enough to close the opening at the front of the box-shaped space 4. The opening / closing door 11 has a structure that can be opened and closed upward as shown by an arrow A in FIG. 2 and can be stored in the upper part of the box-shaped space 4 as shown by an arrow B in FIG.

The opening / closing door 11 has a structure that can rotate in a vertical plane around a rotation shaft 12 provided on both sides of the upper end. Further, the opening and closing door 11 is rotatably connected to a storage guide 13 stored in the box-shaped space 4 via a connection plate 14. The storage guide 13 is a flat plate that translates in an upper part of the box-shaped space 4 in a horizontal posture, and extends forward from both sides to fix the connection plate 14. The upper end of the door 11 and the end of a connecting plate 14 fixed to the storage guide 13 are connected via a rotating shaft 12. However, the storage guide may be rod-shaped instead of plate-shaped. Further, the storage guide and the opening / closing door can be rotatably connected via a hinge or the like without passing through the connecting plate and the rotating shaft.

Further, a guide rail 15 for guiding and storing the storage guide 13 and the door 11 is provided above the box-shaped space 4. As shown in FIG. 4, the guide rails 15 are provided to protrude inward at opposing positions on both sides of the box-shaped space 4. The guide rail 15 is provided to extend in the horizontal direction so that the storage guide 13 and the door 11 can be stored in a horizontal posture. Although not shown, a roller or the like may be provided on the guide rail, or the storage guide or the opening / closing door, and the storage guide and the opening / closing door may be smoothly moved and stored.

The opening / closing door 11 of this structure rotates upward and forward around a rotation shaft 12 as shown by an arrow A in FIG. Open the opening of. The door 11 in the horizontal position is inserted into the box-shaped space 4 along the guide rail 15 provided at the upper part of the box-shaped space 4 as shown by the arrow B in FIG. Is done. The opening / closing door 11 having this structure has a feature that the front surface of the box-shaped space 4 can be opened with a simple structure, and that the appearance can be reduced and stored in a compact manner. When the opening and closing door 11 is opened and stored in the upper part of the box-shaped space 4 and the front surface of the box-shaped space 4 is opened, the fish stand 7 can be pulled out forward.

However, as shown in FIG. 8, the opening / closing door 11 may have a structure that can be opened and closed in both left and right directions. The opening / closing door 11 is provided with two doors on each side, and these doors are connected by a hinge 16 so that the door can be opened and closed in both left and right directions. The two doors arranged on the left and right sides are connected by hinges 16 and can rotate with each other, and the edges of the doors located on both sides are connected to the edges on both sides of the box-shaped space 4 by hinges 16. ing. The opening / closing door 11 having this structure is bent at a hinge portion as shown by a chain line in the figure, and opens right and left to open the front surface of the box-shaped space 4.

Further, the lower base 2 shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 has a drawer 5 disposed below the box-shaped space 4. The drawer 5 is inserted into the storage space on the lower side of the lower base body 2A so that it can be put in and out of front and rear. The drawer 5 is box-shaped and has an open upper side with front and rear, both sides, and a bottom closed. As shown in the front view of FIG. 1, the drawers 5 are provided in three rows inward from both end edges of the front surface. The three rows of drawers 5 are provided with partition walls 17 between the drawers 5 so that they can be independently drawn. However, the drawers 5 can be provided in one row without being divided or in two rows.

In the Buddhist altar having the above structure, when the wooden fish M is used, the open / close door 11 is opened to open the front surface of the box-shaped space 4, and then the wooden fish stand 7 is pulled out toward the front of the lower stand 2. In this Buddhist altar, with the wooden fish M placed on the upper surface of the wooden fish stand 7, the wooden fish stand 7 is pulled out from the lower main body 2A, and the wooden fish M is used in this state. The drawn fish stand 7 is supported in a horizontal position by a metal pull-out member 8. When the wooden fish M is hit in this state, the wooden fish stand 7 supported by the metal pullout member 8 resonates, and the sound of the wooden fish M can be made to resonate greatly.

In the Buddhist altar in the above embodiment, the drawer 5 is disposed in the lower storage space by dividing the storage space of the lower stand main body 2A into upper and lower parts. However, the Buddhist altar of the present invention does not divide the storage space into upper and lower parts, in other words, it is possible to provide a wooden space only with a box-shaped space without disposing drawers.

[0030]

[Effects of the Invention] The Buddhist altar with the wooden fish stand of the present invention has a feature that the wooden fish stand can be stored in the drawer itself with the wooden fish placed on it. That is, the altar with the wooden fish stand of the present invention has a box-shaped space with an open front on the lower stand supporting the body of the altar, and a metal draw-out member that can be pulled out is provided below this box-shaped space. This is because there is a wooden stand connected to the lower stand. The Buddhist altar of this structure has a wooden fish stand that can be pulled out freely at the bottom of the box-shaped space, so that the wooden fish is placed on the top of the wooden fish stand, and the wooden fish can be stored inside the lower stand very easily, It has the feature that it can be pulled out and used conveniently.

Further, the Buddhist altar of the present invention has a feature that it can resonate the fish stand with a simple structure and make it sound loud. That is, the Buddhist altar of the present invention is connected to the lower stand via a metal draw-out member that allows the wooden stand arranged under the box-shaped space of the lower stand to be pulled out. This is because the base is supported by the extended drawer member. With the Buddhist altar of this structure, if you hit the wooden fish with the wooden fish stand pulled out toward you, the wooden fish table supported by the metal extraction member resonates, realizing the feature that the sound of the wooden fish can be increased and the sound improved. it can.

In the Buddhist altars according to the second and third aspects of the present invention, an opening and closing door is provided at the front of the box-shaped space, and the opening of the box-shaped space is closed by the opening and closing door. Another advantage is that the wooden table can be stored in the lower table, so that the front of the Buddhist altar can be kept clean without using the wooden table. In particular, the Buddhist altar in claim 2 has a structure in which the openable door can be stored inside the box-shaped space, so that the front of the Buddhist altar can have a clean appearance even when the wooden stand is pulled out and wooden fish is used. There is.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a Buddhist altar with a fish stand according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional side view of the lower platform of the Buddhist altar shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional side view showing a state in which a wooden stand is pulled out from a lower stand shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a front view of a lower stand shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is a partial cross-sectional perspective view showing a state in which a fish stand is pulled out from a lower stand.

FIG. 6 is a longitudinal sectional view of the drawing member shown in FIG. 5;

FIG. 7 is an enlarged front view showing a state where a wooden stand is stored in a lower stand.

FIG. 8 is a horizontal cross-sectional view of a lower stage of a Buddhist altar provided with a wooden fish stand according to another embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

1: Buddhist altar main body 2: Lower base 2A: Lower main body 2
B ... pedestal 3 ... outer door 4 ... box-shaped space 5 ... drawer 6 ... partition wall 7 ... wood stand 8 ... draw-out member 8A ... fixed part 8
B ... Connecting bar 9 ... Slide groove 10 ... Spacer 11 ... Opening / closing door 12 ... Rotating shaft 13 ... Storage guide 14 ... Connecting plate 15 ... Guide rail 16 ... Hinge 17 ... Partition wall M ... Tree fish

Claims (3)

[Utility model registration claims] An altar body (1) and a lower stand (2) disposed below the altar body (1) and supporting the altar body (1), the lower stand (2) having a front surface In addition to having an open box-shaped space (4), a wooden fish stand (7) is provided at the bottom of the box-shaped space (4), and the wooden fish stand (7) is a metal drawer ( 8), it is connected to the lower stand (2), and the wooden fish (M) is placed on the upper surface, it is stored in the box-shaped space (4), and it can be pulled out forward. A Buddhist altar equipped with a wooden fish stand, wherein the wooden fish stand (7) resonates when the wooden fish (M) is hit with the table (7) pulled out toward the user. 2. On the front surface of the lower base (2),
The door (11), which can be opened and closed freely in front, is provided.
With the (11) closed, the opening of the box-shaped space (4)
With the door closed (1) and the door (11) open,
The Buddhist altar equipped with a wooden stand according to claim 1, wherein the opening / closing door (11) is stored in a horizontal position above the box-shaped space (4). 3. An opening / closing door (11) which is openable and closable in the left and right directions and in front of the lower stand (2), and an opening of the box-shaped space (4) is provided in the opening (11). 2. A Buddhist altar equipped with a wooden stand according to claim 1, wherein the altar is closed.