JP3122143U - Box type Buddhist - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To set up a Buddhist altar with a rank and a cemetery in a temple without setting up a Buddha in the home, etc. The goal is to obtain a box-shaped Buddha with a majestic atmosphere.
A box-type Buddhist instrument 10 of the present invention has an outer box 11 that is open on one side and on which an Buddha image A can be placed, and an inner box 13 that is detachably mounted from the open side of the outer box 11. The side plate 14 provided on one side surface of the inner box 13 is also provided as a side plate that closes the outer box 11 when mounted in the outer box 11, and the inner box 13 has a shape that can accommodate the urn 17 therein. Is formed.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a box-type Buddhist instrument in which a Buddha image is placed at the top, a position is held at the side, and an ossuary box can be stored inside.

  The Buddhist altars that are placed in each household as Buddhist tools are large, ranging from small ones placed on top of the buds to ones sized to be placed between Buddhas with a ground bag, or wide ones placed between Buddhas with a width between them. However, with the changes in lifestyle, recently there are houses without Buddhas and homes without a Japanese-style room and without the altar itself, and various attempts have been made regarding the location of the altar and the form of the altar. As a general shape of the Buddhist altar, for example, as in Patent Document 1, there are many Buddhist altars with an openable / closable door for placing a Buddha image on a box-shaped table corresponding to a ground bag.

  The Buddhist tools in Patent Document 2 are small and cost-effective considering the cost of purchasing a cemetery from a temple or tomb, etc. Proposes Buddhist tools that can be well served. This Buddhist ware is constructed by placing a position box containing a plurality of positions on an ossuary box having a space for ossification inside, assembling the ossuary box and position box in a separable manner, and opening the insertion hole of the ossuary box Open the upper part of the working space, insert the fitting part formed at the bottom of the position box, form the recessed part for position fixing in the front of the position box, insert the position, and open the upper surface of the position box This is covered with a cover, and a plurality of longitudinal support grooves are formed on the inner left and right sides of the position box so as to face each other, and both left and right sides of the position box are inserted into the support grooves.

Recently, however, the number of houses that have no Buddhist altars in their homes and no graveyards has increased, and if you leave both the Buddhist altars and the ossuary boxes at the temple, you will be able to take care of them every day. The number of people is increasing, and there is a need to deal with such changes in temples. However, it is impossible to leave the Buddhist altars that were placed between the Buddhas in the home as described above at the temple and provide a cemetery because of the size of the cemetery and temple buildings. There is also a need for a Buddhist tool that can be stored in a temple as a mini Buddhist altar and also serves as a cemetery.
JP 2005-27906 A JP 2004-24403 A

  In consideration of the above-mentioned problems, this device allows a temple to be installed as a Buddhist altar with a rank and a cemetery without having a Buddha in the home. It is an object of the present invention to provide a box-shaped Buddhist ware that can be provided and is inexpensive and has a majestic atmosphere.

  As a means for solving the above-mentioned problems, the present invention includes an outer box in which one face of a hexahedron is opened and a Buddha image can be placed on the upper face, and an inner box that is detachably mounted from the open face of the outer box. The side plate provided on one side of the inner box is also provided as a side plate that closes the outer box when mounted in the outer box, and the inner box is a box-shaped Buddhist instrument that is shaped to accommodate an urn This is the configuration.

  The box-type Buddhist tools of the present invention configured as described above are installed in temples as Buddhist tools that serve both as Buddhist altars with cemeteries and cemeteries, without providing Buddha spaces in the home. Store the inner box in the outer box, store the urn containing the remains in the inner box, place it in a predetermined position in the temple hall, and read it at the temple on the specified day of service. It is possible to provide many people's Buddhist altars and graveyards as box-type Buddhist tools that are inexpensive and costly. In this box-shaped Buddhist instrument, a display unit for distinguishing the box-shaped Buddhist instrument from other box-shaped Buddhist instruments can be provided on the front of the outer box. In addition, a concave surface portion of a predetermined width is provided on a part of the outer surface of the side plate, the surface of the concave surface portion is formed from a material surface on which the name can be written, and a closing plate that can be slidably inserted is provided on the concave surface portion. Keep it. When checking the name, you can pull up the closing plate and see the name written on the material.

  The box-type buddha of this device consists of an outer box that is open on one side and on which the Buddha image can be placed, and an inner box that is detachably mounted from the open side of the outer box. The side plate provided is also used as a side plate that closes the outer box when it is installed in the outer box, and the inner box is formed so that the urn can be stored in it. In addition, there is a box-shaped Buddhist instrument that is installed as a Buddhist altar equipped with a Buddhist altar and a cemetery that can be read and read at a temple on a specified service day, has no cost, and has a majestic atmosphere. There is an advantage that it is obtained.

  Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an external perspective view showing the entire Buddhist ware according to the embodiment. As shown in the figure, a box-shaped Buddhist instrument 10 according to this embodiment has a hexahedron with one side opened, and an outer box 11 on which a Buddha image A can be placed, and an open surface of the outer box 11 detachably mounted. And inner box 13. The side plate 14 provided on one side surface of the inner box 13 is also provided as a side plate that closes the outer box 11 when the inner box 13 is mounted in the outer box 11, and the inner box 13 has the urn 17 therein. It is formed as a shape that can be stored. In the illustrated example, the Buddha image A has a small Amida Nyorai standing image, but this Buddha image A may be a Buddha image in another state.

  The outer box 11 and the inner box 13 are made of wood, and black lacquer coating is applied to the outer surfaces of the five surfaces of the outer box 11 and one surface of the inner box 13. In the state where the side member 15 is housed, the box-shaped Buddhist instrument 10 is generally decorated with a solemn atmosphere. In addition, a display unit 12 for distinguishing the box-shaped Buddhist instrument 10 from other box-shaped Buddhist instruments is provided in the upper part of the front of the outer box 11, and the box-shaped Buddhist instrument is indicated by a code written on the display unit 12. 10 can be distinguished from others. Similarly to the outer box 11, the inner box 13 is open on one side, the upper side is open on the one side, and the side plate 14 is fixedly provided on one side.

  The side plate 14 is provided with a concave surface portion 18 having a predetermined width on a part of its outer surface, and the surface of the concave surface portion 18 is formed of a material surface on which the title can be written, and can be slidably inserted into the concave surface portion 18. A closed plate 16 is provided. The closing plate 16 is formed with umbilical grooves on both sides in the longitudinal direction of the concave portion 18, and both sides of the closing plate 16 are also formed in a slightly inclined shape in cross-sectional view corresponding to the umbilical grooves. By forming the shape of both sides in this way, the slide can be inserted in the vertical direction. In this example, the surface of the concave surface portion 18 is a material surface on which a name can be entered with an ink brush as an unpainted state while cutting the wood surface of the wood used. 16 a is a knob for opening and closing the closing plate 16, and 19 is a decorative cloth affixed to the inside of a decorative window formed on the front surface of the outer box 11.

  The box-shaped Buddhist implement 10 of this embodiment configured as described above is used on the assumption that it is placed in a temple that also serves as a Buddhist altar equipped with a rank and a role of a cemetery for ossuary. However, the display unit 12 can be omitted and installed in the home. In the temple, the order of the codes displayed on the display unit 12 is confirmed based on a list prepared in advance, and the reading of the service is performed on a predetermined service day for each Buddhist altar and cemetery. In addition, when relatives, relatives, friends, etc. visit the temple, they can be visited by notifying their relatives of their signs.

  The confirmation of the position can be easily confirmed by confirming the character of the position by pulling up the closing plate 16 provided on the outer surface of the side plate 14. Further, when placing the box-shaped Buddhist instrument 10 in a temple, a predetermined symbol is attached to the display unit 12, and the inner box 13 in which the urn 17 containing the remains is placed in the outer box 11, The side plate 14 is pushed in until the outer side surface of the outer box 11 is closed, so that the bone is stored.

  The box-type Buddhist tools of this device can be installed in temples as Buddhist tools that serve both as Buddhist altars and cemeteries equipped with ranks without having a Buddhist room in the home, and can be widely used in temples throughout Japan. It is.

External perspective view seen from the front of the box-shaped Buddhist instrument of the embodiment External perspective view of the same box-shaped Buddha with the inner box slightly pulled out Partially exploded perspective view of inner box and antique separated

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Box-type Buddhist tool 11 Outer box 12 Display part 13 Inner box 14 Side board 15 Side member 16 Closing board 16a Knob 17 Antique 18 Concave part A Buddha image

Claims (3)

  One side of the hexahedron is opened, and includes an outer box 11 on which the Buddha image A can be placed on the upper surface, and an inner box 13 that is detachably mounted from the open surface of the outer box 11. The side plate 14 provided is also provided as a side plate that closes the outer box 11 when mounted in the outer box 11, and the inner box 13 is a box-shaped buddha formed in a shape that can accommodate the urn 17 therein.   A concave surface portion 18 having a predetermined width is provided on a part of the outer surface of the side plate 14, and the surface of the concave surface portion 18 is formed of a material surface on which the name can be written, and the concave surface portion 18 is slidably inserted. The box-type Buddha according to claim 1, wherein a plate 16 is provided.   The box-shaped Buddha according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a display unit (12) for distinguishing the box-shaped Buddha from other box-shaped Buddha is provided on the front of the outer box (11).

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