JP3067565U - Masonry tombstone - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] To provide a stone masonry tombstone that allows an ancestor to feel asleep with peace of mind and to entertain the human eye. SOLUTION: In a stone masonry gravepost in which a joist stone, a karato stone, a cap stone, an upper pedestal stone, a pole stone and the like are sequentially stacked, at least the right and left side walls and a rear wall of the karato stone which constitutes an ossuary room together with the joist stone and the cap stone. Provided is a masonry tombstone having a decorative pattern engraved on one side. [Effect] The decorative pattern on the outer surface of the key point where the remains are stored gives a sense of security that the ancestors are sleeping peacefully,
In addition, from the ratio of the area representing the decorative pattern, the design can be diversified, which is suitable for the memorial service of ancestors and can also provide fun to people.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a stone masonry tombstone having Karatoishi, which forms an ossuary room.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, there are various structures of stone masonry tombstones. The general structure will be described with reference to FIG. The piles are piled up and the tower-shaped bar stones 6 are placed on top. And even if decorations were made by placing decorative stones 5 under the stones 6, decorations were not conventionally applied to the outer surface of Karato stone.

[0003] Karato stone P is a main stone constituting the bone-filling room 12, and has a structure in which the front surface is opened so that a door 13 which is opened and closed at the time of bone-filling is accommodated. It has a U-shaped wall configuration and is tall, so it has the largest wall area, so it stands out from the outside. However, conventionally, the wide outer surface is formed as a mere vertical surface or a slight inclined surface even if design changes are made by the four corners of the ginkgo surface 19.

[0004] The joist stone 1 is square or U-shaped and has a hollow ossulating hole that shares space with the ossuary room 12, and an urn is placed on the bottom surface (generally the ground) of the ossulating hole. However, since the bottom surface is shallow, the urn is placed in a state where an urn is set up in the ostium. When visiting a grave, it is common to recognize that a urn is placed in a karato stone.However, the bereaved family sleeps especially on the grave because the exterior of the grave is lacking in taste. In terms of the memorial service of their ancestors, the appearance was inadequate, such as the pain of the deceased being difficult to perceive.

[0005] On the other hand, especially when looking at the current cemetery, the graves are neatly divided along with the passage, and the appearance is arranged like a grave garden. It is thought that Karatoishi, which occupies much of the outer surface of the tomb, is more elaborate and interesting.

[0006]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 The purpose of the present invention was to provide a stone masonry tomb that would allow the ancestors to feel safe sleeping and to entertain the human eye in light of the above-mentioned circumstances.

[0007]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above object, this invention was developed for a stone masonry tomb, which is constructed by stacking stone joists, karato stones, caps, stones, and stones in order. It is to provide stone masonry tombs in which decorative patterns are engraved on at least one of the left and right side walls and the rear wall.

[0008] Since the stone masonry tombstone is constructed as described above, the ancestors are sleeping in the ossuary room with peace of mind because the Karato stone, which occupies a large area of its exterior, has a decorative pattern. I can be comforted by feeling. Also, since the design of the decorative pattern will be various, it will give fun to people.

[0009]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 show an embodiment, and stone masonry gravestones are, from the bottom, joist stone 1, Karato stone P, cap stone 2, lower upper stone 3, upper upper stone 4, decoration stand It is constructed by stacking stones 5 and rods 6 sequentially (Fig. 1). This device was devised for Karatoishi P among the above stones. Other stones have various shapes and may be omitted, and when other stones can be added. There is also.

[0011] Karato stone P is formed by processing natural stone to have an incomplete U-shaped framework composed of both side walls 10, 10 and a rear wall 11, and not only the upper and lower surfaces are open but also. , And the front surface is opened so as to be opened and closed by a door 13. However, a portion for receiving the door 13 may be integrally formed at the lower end on the front surface.

On the left and right side walls 10 and 10 and the rear wall 11 of the Karato stone P, decorative patterns 15 are formed in relief on the respective outer surfaces. In this case, the pattern 15 is a rectangular convex shape and has a shape in which an arc-shaped notch 17 is formed at each corner, but the pattern 15 represents an animal, a plant, a flower, or the like. There are various forms of the decorative pattern 15 such as a simple configuration, a painting-like composition, an emblem, and the like.

In the case of FIG. 3, a decorative pattern 15 in the shape of a lotus flower is also embossed. In this case, the pattern 15 is shown only on the side walls 10 and 10 and not on the rear wall 11, but another pattern may be shown here.

In any of the above cases, the ginkgo surface 19 is protrudingly formed at each corner by forming the projecting reference surface 14 of the decorative pattern 15 by cutting. Further, the convex surface of the decorative pattern 15 is made lower than the ginkgo surface 19. That is, the height h of the decorative pattern 15 is smaller than the height H of the ginkgo surface 19 with respect to the projecting reference surface 14. By doing so, the ginkgo surface 19 plays some role in protecting the floating pattern 15 from touching other objects even if the floating pattern 15 has a delicate shape during transportation or the like.

In the present invention, the ginkgo face 19 is not always formed, but the presence of the ginkgo face 19 causes the shape of the ornamental pattern 15 to be surrounded by the edge of the cap stone 2 and the edge of the joist stone 1. In the standing state as a tomb, not only does it protect against contamination by wind and rain, it also makes the decorative pattern 15 stand out like a picture frame.

[0016]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, according to the stone masonry tombstone of the present invention, the decorative pattern on the outer surface of the key point where the ashes are stored gives a sense of security that the ancestors are sleeping peacefully, From the ratio of the area, it is possible to diversify the design, and it is suitable for ancestors' memorial service and has an excellent effect of giving fun to people.

In particular, when there is a ginkgo face (claim 2), there is an effect that the decorative pattern stands out as if it were placed in a picture frame, and the ginkgo face protects the decorative pattern.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a stone masonry tombstone showing one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing Karatoishi of the stone masonry tomb;

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of Karatoishi according to another embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 P Karatoishi 1 Joseki 2 Kaseki 3, 4 Upper pedestal stone 6 Sloping stone 10 Side wall 11 Rear wall 12 Boning room 15 Decorative pattern 19 Ginkgo face

Claims (2)

[Utility model registration claims] Claims: 1. A stone masonry gravepost constructed by sequentially stacking joist stone, karato stone, cap stone, upper pedestal stone, pole stone, and the like, the right and left side walls and rear wall of karato stone constituting an ossuary room together with joist stone and cap stone. A stone masonry tombstone characterized by having a decorative pattern carved on at least one side. 2. A ginkgo face protruding like a picture frame along with an edge of a joist stone and an edge of a cap stone at each corner of Karato stone, and the decorative pattern is formed as a relief that is lower than the ginkgo face. A stone masonry tomb.