JP3141656U - Incense holder aid - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problem of making an incense stick stand safely and surely without stirring the incense stick supporting ash contained in the incense stick stand.
In order to solve the problem, an incense stick is provided with an auxiliary tool so that the incense stick can be reliably and safely set up regardless of the humidity of the ash for supporting the incense stick and without the ash. It is means of.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an incense holder for a grave.

Incense holders for the grave are made of stone or ceramic.
There are many traditional 2 or 3 inch sizes, but in any case, incense sticks are put in the ash and the incense sticks in the ash.

  There are incense sticks in front of the grave, and some of them have roofs, but in any case because the ash is inside because it is outside, the ash inside gets wet and hardens. There was a problem that the incense stick broke when it was not possible to stab and tried to forcibly raise the incense stick without stirring.

  As with the incense holder for the Buddhist altars, the ash may become dampened and hardened in the same way as the incense holders for the tombs. There was concern about the fire.

  An incense holder generally has three feet on the bottom. The person with one leg worships the person with two legs facing the Buddha. The method of incense sticks varies depending on the sect, and the number of incense sticks varies, but in Buddhism it also means that it depends on Buddha, law, and monk. So there is a theory that three can be offered. The three incense sticks are preferably placed in the shape of an inverted equilateral triangle, two on the Buddha side and one on the side of the worshiper, according to the incense stick legs. However, there is only one incense stick during the shade. It is said that this is for the sake of heading to Seibutsu.

  The problem to be solved is to make the incense stick stand safely and reliably without stirring the ash for supporting the incense stick in the incense stick stand.

  As a means to solve the problem, an incense holder is provided with an auxiliary tool so that the incense stick can be securely and safely set up regardless of the humidity of the ash for supporting the incense stick or without the ash. .

  In the present invention, a locking portion protruding outward is provided at the upper end of a cylindrical body made of ceramic or stone, and a flat plate portion is provided in the upper part of the inside, and a bundle of incense sticks is played in the center of the flat plate portion. A large incense hole that penetrates up and down that can be fitted, and an incense stick support tool that has a number of small holes that penetrate through the top and bottom that can be loosely fitted around it. There is a problem that the ash supporting the incense stick gets wet by the rain in the stand, and the ash solidifies by moisture, so if you stir the ash every time you visit the grave, you can not stick the incense stick, and in front of the Buddha pierced the ash Although the incense stick was unstable, there was a concern that it would fall and cause a fire, but in the present invention the incense stick is loosely fitted in the hole of the flat plate part 3, so that the incense stick can be used without any problems even if the ash is hardened. You can stand and make sure you stick an incense stick That there is no worry about fall since they can. There are many small holes, so there is no problem when worshiping by a large number of people. In addition, the structure is so simple that it can be made easily and cheaply from ceramics or stones, making it extremely practical. Have a positive effect.

  The present invention is provided with a locking portion protruding outward at the upper end of a cylindrical body made of ceramic or stone, and provided with a flat plate portion at the upper part inside, and a bundle of incense sticks is loosely fitted in the center of the flat plate portion. A large incandescent hole penetrating up and down is provided, and an incense sticking auxiliary tool having a large number of small holes penetrating in the up and down direction in which a single incense stick can be loosely fitted is provided.

  A locking portion 2 protruding outward is provided at the upper end of a cylindrical main body 1 made of ceramic or stone, and a flat plate portion 3 is provided in the upper part inside. The outer diameter of the main body 1 is smaller than the inner diameter of the incense holder for the existing tomb or the ash holder of the incense holder for the front of the Buddha, and the diameter of the incense holder is such that it can be freely fitted to these existing incense holders A. . In addition, in this invention, as shown in FIG. 1, although the latching | locking part 2 provided in the upper end of the main body 1 is comprised so that it may latch on the upper part of an incense holder A, the said latching | locking part 2 is eliminated. It is also possible to use a simple cylinder state so that the lower end of the main body 1 reaches the bottom of the incense holder A.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the flat plate portion 3 is provided with a large hole 4 penetrating vertically so that a bundle of incense sticks can be loosely fitted in the center, and a plurality of vertically penetrating holes that can loosely fit a single incense stick around it. The small hole 5 is provided.

  It is desirable to arrange the small holes 5 so that three incense sticks can be raised in the shape of an inverted equilateral triangle, two on the Buddha side, and one on the side of worshipers.

  The main idea of the invention is an incense holder, but as shown in FIG. 4, if the auxiliary tool is placed on an appropriate tray B, it can be used as a normal incense holder.

  A locking part 2 projecting outward is provided at the upper end of a cylindrical main body 1 made of ceramic or stone, and a flat plate part 3 is provided in the upper part of the interior. Since it is an incense sticking auxiliary tool provided with a large hole 4 penetrating up and down that can be fitted, and a number of small holes 5 penetrating up and down that can be loosely fitted with a single incense stick, it is conventionally used for the front of the grave There is a problem that incense stick ash gets wet in the incense stick in the rain, and the ash solidifies by moisture, and if you stir the ash every time you visit the grave, you can not stick the incense stick, and in front of the Buddha the ash There was a concern that the incense stick that stabbed fell and caused a fire due to instability, but because the incense stick is loosely fitted in the hole of the flat plate part 3 in the present invention, there is no problem even if the ash is hardened You can make incense sticks and make sure you stick incense sticks Rukoto there is no fear that the fall because the can. In addition, since there are many small holes 5, there is no problem when worshiping by a large number of people. In addition, since the structure is simple, it can be easily and inexpensively made of ceramics or stone. The availability is extremely high.

  The cut-away side view of an incense holder.   A top view of an incense holder.   The cutaway side view which shows an example of use.   The side view which shows the other usage example.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Main body 2 Locking part 3 Flat plate part 4 Large hole 5 Small hole A Existing incense holder B Receptacle

Claims (1)

  A locking part projecting outward is provided at the upper end of a cylindrical body made of ceramic or stone, and a flat plate part is provided in the upper part of the inside, and the flat plate part is vertically installed so that a bundle of incense sticks can be loosely fitted in the center. An incense sticking auxiliary tool provided with a large number of through holes and a large number of small holes penetrating vertically so that a single incense stick can be loosely fitted.

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