JP3145476U - Displacement type ossuary - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed is a prosthetic bone ossifier capable of storing a bone that is generally placed as an osseous bone, such as an ethmoid bone, and can be placed in a Buddhist altar without a sense of incongruity.
A position anchor type osteotomy device is provided with a pedestal and a position lever portion 12 installed thereon. The heel part 12 includes a drawer 13 having two remains storage parts 134 and 135, a billboard 14 which is a lid and engraved with the legal name or name of the deceased on the surface, and a drawer storage part 15 for storing them. It consists of. By setting the height, width, and depth of the remains storing portions 134 and 135 to 3 cm or more, it is possible to store the remains of a certain size such as the ethmoid bone. Moreover, since the pedestal part and the position part 12 are provided similarly to a general position, it can be placed in the Buddhist altar without a sense of incongruity. With such a cleaver-type ossuary, the remains of the deceased can be placed on the Buddhist altar at home instead of in the graveyard or ossuary.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a positional bone ossuary for resting the remains of the deceased.

  In general, the remains of the deceased are placed in cemeteries and ossuaries. In recent years, especially in urban areas, it is becoming difficult to secure a place for ossuary due to the limited location and site area of the cemetery and ossuary. Even if the ossuary location can be secured, it is often expensive. Although it is easier to secure a ossuary location if you are away from the city, it takes time for the bereaved families to visit the grave.

  In addition, after placing the deceased remains in the cemetery, etc., the inside of the temple is placed so that a part of the remains separated from the rested remains can be placed on the altar at home. It has been proposed to provide a storage part for the remains (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2). In such position, the remains storage part is provided in the position about 1 cm thick.

Noto 3041067 gazette Noto 3141307

  Conventionally, it is assumed that a small part of the deceased's remains is stored, so that the amount of remains that can be stored in a graveyard or the like cannot be stored in the remains storage part. In addition, the remains that the survivors and others crawl as ossuary remains include the ethmoid bone (actually the uppermost bone of the spine) that is about 3 to 5 cm in width and height, which is generally called the bone of the throat. It cannot be accommodated in the conventional position.

  As a container to store the remains of the deceased, there is a total urn that can hold all the remains of the deceased, but the total urn has a width and height of about 20-30cm, and is a large Buddhist altar. Without it you can't fit it. In addition, the total urn has a shape completely different from that of the prostrate, and is generally not intended to be placed in the Buddhist altar.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and the purpose of the present invention is to accommodate a bone that is generally placed as an osseous bone, such as the ethmoid bone, and feel uncomfortable in the Buddhist altar. It is to provide a positional bone feeder that can be placed in a relaxed manner.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the positional osteopath according to the present invention is
A pedestal,
A position collar installed on the pedestal,
A remains storage part that is a space provided inside the hip part;
With
The height, width, and depth of the remains storage part are each 3 cm or more.

  According to the prosthetic ossuary device according to the present invention, the height, width, and depth of the remains storage part is 3 cm or more, and therefore, the bone remains for a certain size such as the ethmoid can be stored. Moreover, since a pedestal part and a position part are provided like a general position, it can rest in a Buddhist altar without a sense of incongruity. With such a decubitu ossuary device, the remains of the deceased can be placed on the altar at home instead of being placed in the cemetery or ossuary.

  Hereinafter, based on the drawings, an embodiment of a positional bone feeder according to the present invention will be described.

  FIG. 1 shows a front view of a prosthetic bone feeder 10 according to a first embodiment of the present invention. The position anchor type bone feeder 10 includes a pedestal 11 and a position anchor portion 12 installed thereon. Their surface is painted with lacquer and is decorated with gold leaf partially. FIG. 2 shows an exploded perspective view of the collar portion 12. The position part 12 includes a drawer 13 in which the remains are stored, a plate-shaped billboard 14 on which the name of the deceased or the name of the deceased (indicated by a circle in the figure) is engraved. It comprises a drawer storage section 15 for storing. The name and year of the deceased are entered on the front or back of the billboard 14 (not shown).

  The front of the drawer 13 is open for the remains from there. The inside of the drawer 13 is divided into two upper and lower spaces (ashes storage portions 134 and 135) by a partition 131 which is a plate material. The size of the remains storing parts 134 and 135 is 3 cm or more in height, width, and depth so that a certain amount of ossification remains can be inserted, such as the ethmoid bone. In this embodiment, the height is 6 cm, the width is 5.5 cm, and the depth is 4 cm.

  The upper surface plate 132 of the drawer 13 protrudes left and right, and the upper surface is curved so as to protrude upward. The width of the drawer 13 excluding the upper surface plate 132 is the same as the width of the billboard 14. As shown in FIG. 3, the top plate 132 and the bottom plate 133 facing the top plate 132 protrude forward (rightward in FIG. 3) from the other portions by the same degree as the thickness of the bill plate 14. The interval between the protrusions is approximately the same as the length of the billboard 14 so that the billboard 14 can be fitted between the protrusions.

  The drawer storage part 15 is a box having an opening for taking in and out the drawer 13 on the upper surface. A window 151 is provided on the front side so that the legal name or the name of the name engraved on the billboard 14 can be seen from the outside. The window 151 is preferably narrower than the width of the billboard 14 so that the billboard 14 does not jump out of the window 151.

  When storing the ossuary remains in the positional bone oscillating device 10 according to the present embodiment, the ossuary remains are placed in one or both of the remains storage parts 134 and 135 of the drawer 13, and the legal name or The billboard 14 is fitted so that the name of the battle will face outward. The drawer 13 is inserted from the opening on the upper surface of the drawer storage part 15 installed on the base 11 with the surface of the billboard 14 facing the front of the positioning part 12. When the drawer 13 is inserted to the back of the drawer storage portion 15, the legal name or the name of the billboard 14 surface can be seen from the outside through the window 151. Such a prosthetic bone feeder 10 may be placed in a Buddhist altar at home or in an ossuary or the like.

  In the positional bone type ossuary 10 according to the present embodiment, since the two bone remains storage portions 134 and 135 are provided by the partition 131, the bone skeletons for two persons such as a couple can be stored therein. The legal name or name of the deceased who later died can be easily carved into the billboard 14 by removing the billboard 14 from the drawer 13. The drawer 131 may not be provided with the partition 131, but the length of the collar portion may be shortened as shown in FIG.

  FIG. 5 shows a front view (a) and a side view (b) of a prosthetic bone feeder 20 according to a second embodiment of the present invention. The position cage type bone feeder 20 includes a pedestal 21 and a position collar portion 22 installed thereon. A lid 24 is detachably attached to the upper portion of the flange portion 22. The surface of each member is coated with lacquer and is partially decorated with gold leaf. The name of the deceased or the name of the two deceased is engraved on the front of the rank 22 (indicated by a circle in the figure), and the syllabary and year of the deceased are entered on the front or back (not shown). )

  FIG. 6 shows a plan view of the prosthetic bone feeder 20 with the lid 24 removed. The positioning portion 22 includes a front plate 221 provided on the front surface, a left side plate 222 provided on the left side, a right side plate 223 provided on the right side, and a back plate 224 provided on the back side. Each plate is joined to another adjacent plate, and a space surrounded by the plates serves as a remains storage unit 23 for storing the remains. The size of the remains storing part 23 is at least 3 cm or more in height, width and depth so that a bone remains for ossification such as ethmoid can be inserted. In this embodiment, the dimensions are 8 to 13 cm in height, 5 cm in width, and 5 cm in depth.

  FIG. 7 shows an enlarged cross-sectional view of the joint between the front plate 221 and the left side plate 222. A guide groove 222a for sliding the front plate 221 up and down to be removable is provided at the end of the left side plate 222 on the front side. A convex portion 221a corresponding to the guide groove 222a is provided at the left end portion of the front plate 221. Similarly, a guide groove and a convex portion are provided at a joint portion between the right side plate 223 and the front plate 221.

  FIG. 8 shows an enlarged longitudinal sectional view of a joint portion between the lid 24 and the left side plate 222. An upper step 24a is provided at the lower end of the lid 24, and a lower step 222b corresponding to the upper step 24a is provided at the upper end of the left side plate 222. Similarly, an upper step portion and a lower step portion are also provided at the joint portion between the lid 24 and the right side plate 223.

  When the remains are stored in the lateral rib type bone feeder 20 according to the present embodiment, the lid 24 is removed from the lateral flange portion 22 and the upper portion of the lateral flange portion 22 is opened. The ossuary remains are put into the remains storage part 23 from the opening. Thereafter, the lid 24 is attached to the upper portion of the positioning portion 22. At this time, the upper step portion of the lid 24 is engaged with the lower step portions of the left side plate 222 and the right side plate 223 so that the lid 24 is not displaced from the upper portion of the positioning portion 22. In addition to being placed in the Buddhist altar at home, the prosthetic bone holder 20 in which the bones for ossification are stored may be placed in an ossuary.

  The proteus type ossuary 20 according to the present embodiment has a size capable of storing two ethmoid bones in the remains storing part 23, and can store the remains of bones for two persons such as couples. Further, since the positional bone feeder 20 can be removed by sliding the front plate 221, it is processed into the removed front plate 221 when engraved on the front plate 221 with the name or name of the deceased who later died. It is easy to do the work.

  The above embodiment is an example of the present invention, and appropriate modifications are allowed within the scope of the present invention. For example, you may make it the roof which projects the upper part of a collar part back and forth or sideways. What is stored in the remains storage part is not limited to remains, but may be the remains of the deceased. In the first embodiment, an opening may be provided on the side surface, front surface, or back surface of the drawer storage portion, and the drawer may be inserted and removed from the opening. In addition, three or more remains storage units may be provided by a plurality of partitions. In the second embodiment, a slide structure provided on the front plate may be provided on the back plate. Further, in order to fix the lid, a stepped portion may be provided on the front plate, the back plate, etc., instead of providing the stepped portion on the upper ends of the left and right side plates.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a front view of a prosthetic bone feeder according to a first embodiment of the present invention. The disassembled perspective view of the prone portion of the prosthetic bone feeder. The side view of the drawer and billboard of the heel type bone feeder. The front view of the modification of a position type osteopath. It is a figure explaining the position type osteopath which concerns on 2nd Example of this invention, (a) is the front view, (b) is the side view. FIG. 3 is a plan view of the heel type osteopath with the lid removed. The expanded cross-sectional view of the junction part of the front board and left side board of this position type bone feeder. The expanded longitudinal cross-sectional view of the junction part of the lid | cover and left side plate of this position type osteotomy device.

Explanation of symbols

10, 20... Positional bone type ossuary 11, 21... Pedestal 12, 22... Position collar 132 .. Top plate 133 .. Bottom plate 134, 135, 23. Front plate 221a ... convex portion 222 ... left side plate 222a ... guide groove 222b ... lower step 223 ... right side plate 224 ... back plate 24 ... lid 24a ... upper step

Claims (7)

A pedestal,
A position part installed on the pedestal part;
A remains storage part that is a space provided inside the hip part;
With
A positional bone ossifier characterized by the height, width, and depth of the remains storage part being 3 cm or more.   2. The position-elbow type bone feeder according to claim 1, wherein a drawer having the remains storing part is provided in the position part. The drawer is inserted into the position bracket with the billboard covered with a legal name or a name on the surface and with the surface of the label facing the front of the position bracket. ,
3. A positional bone feeder according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a window is provided on the front of the position part so that the name of the law or the name can be seen from the outside.   4. The position-elbow type bone feeder according to claim 1, wherein the drawer is inserted from an upper surface side of the position collar portion.   5. The positional bone feeder according to claim 1, wherein the drawer is provided with a partition for dividing the remains storing part into a plurality of parts.   2. The positional bone feeder according to claim 1, wherein the front, left and right side surfaces, and the rear surface of the prone portion are made of a plate material, and the remains storing portion is a space surrounded by the plate material.   7. The positional bone feeder according to claim 1, wherein an upper portion of the prone portion can be opened and closed by a lid provided on the upper portion.

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