JP3132564U - Swirl incense stick - Google Patents

Abstract

【Task】
Provided is a fishing fixture that can be used suitably for a pine-style spiral incense fishing stand using a perforated spiral incense that does not incorporate a fishing line.
[Solution]
A fishing rod for suspending a perforated type incense stick that does not have a fishing line to a fishing pole, a spiral incense support part that supports the spiral incense stick from below, and the center of the spiral incense stick in succession to the spiral incense stick support part In a fishing fixture comprising a spiral incense incense hanging part formed so as to extend upward from the perforated part, the spiral incense incense support part and the spiral incense incense lowering part are formed from a single wire, the spiral incense incense support The part in contact with the spiral incense stick is covered with a non-combustible mat except for the part in contact with the vicinity of the perforated part, and the spiral stick incense fishing part allows the fishing pole to be hung above it. It has a curved part.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing rod for a spiral incense stick that is burned on a Buddhist altar after a funeral.

  Spiral incense sticks were devised in Osaka during the Meiji era, and since the incense sticks were not extinguished on Buddhist altars for 49 days from the date of the funeral, the ignition time could be maintained for a long time.

  Conventional general spiral incense sticks are spirally wound with their side edges closely flat, and the type in which the fishing line is kneaded into the central end of the incense stick (see FIG. 1a), and the fishing line is kneaded. It is roughly divided into two types of holes (see FIG. 1b) that are not inserted.

  The type of spiral incense stick with which the fishing line is kneaded is obtained by hooking the fishing line on the tip of the wire of the fishing stand (Matsukaze-style spiral incense fishing stand) in which a wire is erected in an inverted L shape at one end of a metal ash tray. A spiral incense stick is used after hanging down (see FIG. 2a). In addition, the perforated spiral incense with no fishing line is installed in the center of the heat-resistant ash tray, and the center of the spiral incense stick is supported from the bottom by installing a raised part in the center of the umbrella. (See FIG. 2b).

  All of these types of spiral incense sticks were purchased because there were no familiar users for the purpose of use, even though the purpose could not be achieved without the use of dedicated stands and parts as described above. It often happens that the type of spiral incense stick does not match the special stand or parts that are prepared. For example, when the purchased spiral incense stick is of a perforated type in which no fishing line is kneaded, when only a pine-style spiral incense fishing stand is prepared as a fishing pole, the spiral incense stick cannot be suitably used.

  The present invention was devised in view of the current state of the prior art, and its purpose is to provide a fishing fitting that can suitably use a perforated spiral incense that does not knead fishing line for a pine-style spiral incense fishing stand. There is to do.

  In order to achieve this object, the present invention has been completed as a result of diligent research on a fishing rod having a spiral incense support portion and a spiral incense incense lowering portion suitable for a perforated spiral incense stick.

  That is, the present invention is a fishing fixture for fishing a perforated spiral incense that does not have a fishing line to a fishing pole, and a spiral incense support part that supports the spiral incense stick from below, and the continuous spiral incense support part. In the fishing tackle composed of a spiral incense stick hanging part formed so as to extend upward from the central perforated part of the spiral incense stick, the spiral stick incense support part and the spiral stick incense hanging part are formed from a single wire. That the part of the spiral incense stick support part that contacts the spiral incense stick is covered with a non-combustible mat except for the part that comes into contact with the vicinity of the perforated part, and that the spiral stick incense lowering part is located above the fishing pole. It is a fishing rod of a spiral incense stick characterized by having a curved part which enables fishing.

  Further, the present invention provides a spiral incense stick set comprising a perforated type incense stick having no fishing line and a fishing fitting as described above, or a vortex comprising a pine wind type spiral incense fishing stand and a fishing fitting as described above. An incense stick set.

  Since the fishing tackle of the present invention comprises a spiral incense stick supporting portion that supports the spiral incense stick from below and a spiral incense stick lowering section that extends upward from the spiral stick incense hole punching portion, a perforated spiral stick with no fishing line is provided. It can be easily and stably hung on the pine wind spiral incense fishing stand. Moreover, since the fishing tackle of the present invention is formed from a single wire, it is easy and inexpensive to manufacture. In addition, the fishing tackle of the present invention is formed of a non-combustible mat except for the portion that contacts the spiral incense stick of the spiral incense stick support portion, and the portion that contacts the vicinity of the perforated portion. The spiral incense sticks can be used economically and safely without the disappearance of the spiral incense sticks up to the vicinity of the perforated part of the.

  The spiral incense used in the fishing bracket of the present invention is used when it is burned on a Buddhist altar immediately after death in West Japan after Shizuoka. Of those formed, the perforated type that does not knead the fishing line is particularly targeted. The spiral incense stick used in the fishing bracket of the present invention does not include a mosquito coil for the purpose of controlling mosquitoes.

  As shown in FIG. 3, a fishing rod 1 of the present invention has a spiral incense stick formed so as to extend upward from a spiral hole incense support part 2 and a perforated part in the center of the spiral incense stick. And a fishing part 3. The spiral incense stick support part 2 is for supporting the spiral incense stick from below so that the spiral incense stick does not hang down to the saucer. It is for fishing down to an incense fishing platform. Actually, as shown in FIG. 4, the fishing tackle 1 of the present invention has a spiral incense incense lowering portion 3 extending upward from a central perforated portion of the spiral incense stick and a spiral incense support portion 2 having a spiral incense stick. It is used by being suspended from the fishing pole 5 so as to support the spiral incense from the lowermost part to the outermost part.

  In the fishing tackle 1 of the present invention, the spiral incense stick support part 2 is covered with the nonflammable mat 4 except for the part where the spiral incense stick contact part comes into contact with the vicinity of the perforated part (for example, the innermost peripheral part). It is characterized by that. When the ignition part of the spiral incense stick comes into direct contact with the spiral incense stick support part 2, the heat of the ignition part may be lost and the spiral incense stick may disappear. Therefore, in the fishing tackle 1 of the present invention, a non-combustible mat is provided between the spiral incense stick support 2 and the spiral incense stick 6. However, if the igniting part of the spiral incense stick remains without disappearing to the end, a safety problem may occur. Therefore, in the present invention, the non-combustible mat is not provided in the portion that comes into contact with the vicinity of the perforated portion of the spiral incense stick support portion, and when the ignition portion reaches the vicinity of the perforated portion, it naturally disappears. . As the non-combustible mat 4, a non-woven fabric made of carbon fiber can be used. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, a single non-combustible mat is used to engage the non-combustible mat with the spiral incense stick support portion. By adhering a non-combustible mat, it can be fixed to the spiral incense stick support part.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the fishing fitting 1 of the present invention is characterized in that a spiral incense stick support part 2 and a spiral incense stick hanging part 3 are formed from a single wire. A spiral incense stick support part 2 formed so as to extend linearly in a pair so as to be symmetrically supported from below by a single wire from the perforated part at the center of the spiral incense stick 6, and the pair The left and right wires formed above extend upward from the central perforated portion and are joined to each other at the uppermost portion to form a spiral incense incense lowering portion 3 that constitutes a curved portion that allows the fishing rod to be lowered. Further, by opening the left and right wires constituting the spiral incense stick lowering portion 3, the opening angle below the pair of left and right wires of the spiral stick incense support portion 2 can be further opened. Thereby, manufacture can be made easy and cheap, achieving the fishing-hole function to a fishing pole and the support function of a spiral incense stick well.

  In FIG. 3, the spiral incense stick support portion of the fishing rod 1 of the present invention is formed of a pair of left and right rods according to the angle at which the spiral incense stick is lowered, but the spiral incense stick does not hang down to the saucer. The shape and length are not particularly limited as long as they can be firmly supported. However, the fishing tackle 1 of the present invention is preferably configured in a planar shape so that the whole can be stored compactly. Moreover, as long as it has the curved part which can be hung down to a fishing pole, the thing of what shape can be employ | adopted for a spiral incense incense lowering part.

  The fishing tackle of the present invention is actually sold in the form of a perforated spiral incense stick that does not have a fishing line. By selling as a set in this way, when you purchase a perforated spiral incense stick that does not have fishing line, it is suitable for the pine-style spiral incense fishing stand that occupies most of the market even if there is no dedicated stand or parts for it Can be used. The fishing tackle of the present invention can also be sold as a set together with the Matsukaze type spiral incense fishing stand.

  The fishing tackle of the present invention is extremely useful in the industry that handles firewood grilling for musk because the perforated spiral incense that does not have a fishing line can be suitably used for a pine-style spiral incense fishing stand.

The schematic of the spiral incense stick of the type in which the fishing line was kneaded in the center end part of the incense stick is shown. The schematic of a perforated type spiral incense stick in which a fishing line is not kneaded is shown. The state which used the spiral incense stick of the type with which the fishing line was kneaded at the center edge part of the incense stick being hung down to the Matsukaze style spiral incense fishing stand is shown schematically. A state in which a perforated spiral incense with no fishing line kneaded is supported from the bottom with a component raised in an umbrella shape in the center of an ash tray is schematically shown. The schematic of the fishing rod of this invention is shown. The state which used the fishing rod of this invention hanging down to a pine wind type spiral incense stand is shown.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Fishing rod of this invention 2 Spiral incense stick support part 3 Spiral incense stick hanging part 4 Incombustible mat 5 Bending part 6 Spiral incense stick 7 Matsukaze type spiral incense stick fishing stand

Claims (3)

  A fishing fixture for hanging a perforated type incense stick without fishing line to a fishing pole, a spiral incense support part for supporting the spiral incense stick from below, and the center of the spiral incense stick in succession to the spiral incense stick support part In a fishing fixture comprising a spiral incense incense hanging portion formed so as to extend upward from the perforated portion, the spiral incense incense support portion and the spiral incense incense lowering portion are formed from a single wire, the spiral incense incense support The part in contact with the spiral incense stick is covered with a non-combustible mat except for the part in contact with the vicinity of the perforated part, and the spiral stick incense lowering part allows the fishing pole to be lowered above it. A fishing rod of a spiral incense stick characterized by having a curved portion.   A spiral incense stick set comprising a perforated spiral incense stick having no fishing line and the fishing fitting according to claim 1.   A spiral incense stick set comprising a Matsukaze-style spiral incense fishing pole and the fishing fitting according to claim 1.

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