JP3178723U - Buddhist robes and wrinkles - Google Patents

Abstract

[Object] To provide a Buddhist garment for bonito that can efficiently deodorize odors emitted from the mouth and nose of a corpse.
According to the present invention, a storage buddha 10 is characterized in that at least a part of the heel portion stores a deodorant material 21 and is a deodorant material storage portion 12 having air permeability. . Since the deodorant material 21 is stored in the deodorant material storage part 12 provided in the buttocks near the mouth and nose of the body, deodorization can be efficiently performed. Moreover, since a collar part is generally thicker than another part, there is no sense of incongruity in appearance and the deodorant material 21 can be accommodated.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a Buddhist garment for wearing on a dead body and a garment to be worn at the base together with a Buddhist garment for payment (not limited to the Buddhist garment for payment according to the present invention).

  The corpse begins to rot after death, and after a while, emits gas containing ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, methyl sulfide, etc. that cause odor. In particular, dead bodies suffering from cancer emit a characteristic odor due to cancer necrosis. If the corpse emits such an odor, the funeral may be held strictly with the dignity of the dead when the farewell opens the door of the casket during the funeral and the farewells make a final farewell to the corpse. Can not.

  Thus, funeral goods have been proposed that have the effect of deodorizing the odor emitted by the corpse. Patent Document 1 describes that a cloth lining to be attached to the inner surface of a heel is impregnated with a deodorant. Patent Document 2 describes that as a core material for a bedding mattress to be laid in a bag, a bag made of a breathable sheet and filled with granular charcoal having a deodorizing effect is used.

Registered Utility Model No. 3005156 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 09-308660

  Odor occurs mainly inside the body and is released from the mouth and nose to the outside of the body. However, since the vase lining described in Patent Document 1 and the veneer mattress described in Patent Document 2 are provided at positions away from the mouth and nose of these bodies, the efficiency of deodorization is poor.

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a funerary article that can efficiently deodorize the odor released from the mouth and nose of a corpse, specifically a Buddhist garment and a lantern.

  In the Buddhist garment for delivery according to the present invention made to solve the above-mentioned problems, at least a part of the heel part stores a deodorant material and is a deodorant material storage part having air permeability. Features.

  “Buddhist garment” in the present application is not limited to those used in Buddhist funerals, but refers to all clothing worn on the body.

  According to the Buddhist garment for storage according to the present invention, since at least a part of the buttock is a deodorant storage part, the body that emits an odor by storing the deodorant in the deodorant storage part Deodorization is performed efficiently at the buttocks located near the mouth and nose. Moreover, since a collar part is generally thicker than another part, there is no discomfort in appearance and it can accommodate a deodorant material.

  In the Buddha garment according to the present invention, it is desirable that the deodorant storage part has a flat cylindrical shape. Thereby, the shape of the buttocks can be made closer to that of a normal Buddhist garment. A sheet-like deodorant material (deodorant sheet) can be accommodated in such a planar cylindrical deodorant material storage unit. Deodorant sheets include those obtained by impregnating a flat member such as cloth or paper with a deodorant, and those obtained by processing the deodorant material itself into a sheet.

  It is desirable that the deodorant storage part is made of a material that is less likely to transmit visible light than other parts, that is, a material that is difficult to transmit. As a result, the deodorant material that does not resemble a funeral place can be made difficult to be seen by the attendees of the funeral, and the dignity of the dead can be maintained. In this case, the deodorant inside the deodorant container need not be completely invisible from the outside. For example, in the deodorant storage part, it is difficult to visually recognize the shape of the internal deodorant, but by using a material that is transparent to the extent that the color can be visually recognized from the outside, it is noticed that the deodorant is present to the attendees. The difference between the color of the deodorant and the surrounding color can be used as a component of the design of the Buddhist garment.

  The ring bag according to the present invention is characterized in that at least a part thereof stores a deodorant material and is a deodorant material storage part having air permeability.

  By wearing this ring bag at the base of the corpse, deodorization is efficiently performed at the neck located near the mouth and nose of the corpse that emits an odor, as in the case of the Buddhist garment for payment.

  The Buddhist garment and lantern according to the present invention can efficiently deodorize the odor produced by the corpse, maintain the dignity of the dead, and carry out funerals strictly.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The front view which shows 1st Example of the Buddhist robe for paying concerning this invention. The front view which shows a mode that the deodorizing material is accommodated in a buttocks in the Buddhist garment for the delivery of 1st Example. The cross section (A arrow cross section of FIG. 2) figure of the buttocks in the Buddhist robe for paying of 1st Example. Schematic which shows the structure of the collar part of 1st Example. The front view which shows the 2nd Example of the Buddhist robe for payment according to this invention. The cross section (cross-sectional view of the A arrow of FIG. 5) of the buttocks in the Buddhist garment for second embodiment. The cross section (cross section equivalent to A cross section of FIGS. 2, 5) of the collar part in the other embodiment of the Buddhist garment for payment boxes concerning this invention. The front view which shows one Example of the collar according to this invention.

  1 to 7, an embodiment of a buddha garment according to the present invention will be described, and an embodiment of a collar according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 8.

  The Buddha garment 10 for the first embodiment is a haori woven on the outside of another Buddhist garment (other than the Buddha garment 10 for the present embodiment) worn on the body. In the present application, “inside of ○○ (the position reference object)” means that the body is closer to the body than “XX” in the state where the body is worn with a Buddhist robe for payment. , “Outside of XX” means the side farther from the body than “XX”.

  Buddhist robes (Haori) 10 has a length slightly longer than the upper body of the body, and the cloth on the opposite side of the cloth is transparent so that other Buddhist garments worn on the inside can be seen. It is used. A string 112 that connects the left and right heels 11 is provided at the front of the heel 11 of the buddha garment (haori) 10. A Date 12 is attached to the back of the 11. In addition, at the position where the date basket 12 is provided, a decoration basket 13 is attached to the outside of the basket 11.

  The date cup 12 is made of a cloth member 121 (FIG. 4 (a)) having a planar cylindrical shape and a substantially rectangular shape. Specifically, after accommodating a blue deodorant material (deodorant sheet) 21 having a planar shape slightly narrower than that in the cloth member 121 in advance (FIG. 4B), A fold line (broken line in FIG. 4 (a)) extending at 45 ° on both sides with respect to the longitudinal direction from near the midpoint C of one long side of the rectangle is folded back at 90 ° with respect to the longitudinal direction (FIG. 4). (c), (d)), the shape is formed. In this way, the Date 12 in which the deodorizing material 21 is accommodated in the cylinder of the cloth member 121 is obtained. That is, the Date 12 corresponds to the deodorant storage part in the present invention. Hereinafter, in the present example, Date 衿 is referred to as “Date 衿 (deodorant storage unit) 12”.

  The Date cocoon (deodorant storage part) 12 is sewn on the inner side (FIGS. 2 and 3) of the heel 11 so that a part protrudes from the heel 11 as viewed from the outside over the left and right heels 11. In this way, the date kite (deodorant storage unit) 12 protrudes from the kite 11 and appears to be layered. In addition, in FIG. 2, the state which opened the front surface of the haori 11 in the outer side was shown, in order to represent the date kite (deodorant storage part) 12 in the inner side of the bag 11. FIG.

  The fabric member 121 of the Date cocoon (deodorant storage part) 12 is made of a white plain cloth that is air permeable and is less permeable to visible light than the cocoon 11 of the haori 11, that is, a material that is difficult to see through. The cloth of such a material that is difficult to see through is used to make it difficult to visually recognize the shape of the deodorizing material 21 stored in Date Date (deodorant storing unit) 12. However, the color of the deodorizing material 21 is visible from the outside of the Date Deodorant (deodorant storage unit) 12, and the Date Deer (Deodorant Storage Unit) 12 appears to have a bluish design. .

  The decorative collar 13 is sewn on the collar 11 so as to fold the belt-shaped cloth in half along the longitudinal folding line and sandwich the collar 11 (FIG. 3). The cloth of the decoration basket 13 is made of a pattern formed by lace knitting.

  The buddha garment (haori) 10 according to the present embodiment is worn on the body by laying on the outside of the lower garment and tying the strings 112 provided on the left and right sides of the bag 11. As a result, the deodorizing material 21 is arranged in the date wall (deodorant storage part) 12 of the buttock located near the mouth and nose for releasing odor from the body to the outside, so that deodorization is performed efficiently. Is called.

  Since the buttocks of the Buddha are usually thicker than the other parts, the discomfort of the appearance can be suppressed by forming the buttocks by providing the deodorant storage part in the bowl 11. In particular, in the Buddhist garment for clothes (haori) 10 of the present embodiment, it is possible to make the appearance of the buttocks more uncomfortable by using a date bowl having a planar cylindrical shape as the deodorant storage part. it can. In addition, although the deodorizing material 21 can also fill a date thing (deodorant storage part) 12 with a granular thing, for example, the appearance in the state accommodated in the date part (deodorant storage part) 12 In order to make it closer to the shape of the normal collar, it is preferable to use the above-described planar deodorizing sheet.

  Also, in the buddha garment (haori) 10 of the present embodiment, a deodorant material that is not similar to a funeral place is used because a cloth that is less transparent than the other parts is used for the deodorant storage part 12. The shape of 21 can be made difficult to be seen by those attending the funeral, and the dignity of the dead can be maintained.

  10A of buds for clothes (haori) of a 2nd Example are the deodorant storage part described below, as shown in FIG.5 and FIG.6 instead of the Date candy 12 and the decoration candy 13 in a 1st Example. 12A is provided. The other points are the same as in the first embodiment. In this embodiment, the collar 11 in the present invention is configured by combining the basket 11 and the deodorant storage part 12A.

  The deodorant storage portion 12A is sewn to the heel 11 so that the belt-like cloth is folded in half along the longitudinal fold line and the heel 11 is sandwiched (FIG. 6). In the deodorant storage part 12A, a space for storing the deodorant 21 is formed between the folded cloths. As the cloth of the deodorant storage unit 12A, a cloth that has air permeability and is less likely to transmit visible light than the cloth of the haori 11, that is, a cloth that is not transparent is used. However, this cloth may be transparent to the extent that the color of the deodorant 21 can be visually recognized (the shape cannot be visually recognized), similar to the Date (deodorant storage part) 12 in the first embodiment. . In this embodiment, since the deodorant storage part 12A is directly visible to the attendees, the cloth of the deodorant storage part 12A should be a good-looking item such as a pattern. Is desirable.

  In addition, although the cloth of the bag 11 is pinched | interposed between this folded cloth, the deodorizing material 21 is between the cloth of the outer side of the deodorant storage part 12A and the bag 11, and the inner side of the deodorant storage part 12A. It can be accommodated in any of the cloth and the ridge 11 (FIG. 6).

  When using the Buddha garment (haori) 10A for the present embodiment, the body is worn in the same manner as in the first embodiment with the deodorant material 21 housed in the deodorant material storage portion 12A. 11 tie the strings 112 provided on the left and right sides.

  Similarly to the first embodiment, in the buddha garment (haori) 10A of the present embodiment, the deodorant 21 is arranged in the deodorant storage portion 12A provided in the bag 11, so the mouth and nose of the body The odor released from the can be efficiently deodorized. In addition, the deodorant storage part 12A has a flat cylindrical shape, so that it is possible to suppress an uncomfortable appearance, and a deodorant storage part 12A is made of a cloth that is less transparent than other parts. Similarly to the first embodiment, 21 can be made difficult to be visually recognized by those attending the funeral.

(Modification of Buddhist robes for candy)
The Buddhist garment for payment according to the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment. For example, in the first embodiment, a deodorant material may be accommodated between the decorative band 13 and the bag 11 (that is, the decorative band 13 is used as a deodorant storage part). In this case, the deodorant can be seen through the eyes of the race, but since the air permeability is good, the deodorization can be performed more efficiently.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 7 (a), a deodorant storage part 12B having the same shape as the deodorant storage part 12A of the second embodiment is attached to the bag 11, and the cloth constituting the bag 11 is put on the cloth. A material that is less transparent than the cloth of the odorant storage part 12B may be used. In this case, by storing the deodorant material 21 inside the bag 11 in the deodorant material storage portion 12B, the deodorant material 21 can be made difficult for the attendees to see. When the deodorant material is allowed to be visually recognized by a funeral attendant, the deodorant material 21 may be accommodated outside the tub 11 in the deodorant material storage unit 12B.

  Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 7 (b), the deodorant storage part 12 similar to that of the first embodiment may be sewn inside the heel 11 without providing the decorative band 13. Moreover, as shown in FIG.7 (c), you may sew the deodorant storage part 12 on the outer side of the collar 11. FIG.

  Furthermore, the Buddhist robe for payment according to the present invention is not limited to haori. For example, a garment for the body according to the present invention includes a date candy (deodorant storage portion) similar to that of the first embodiment sewn on a garment garment directly worn by the body.

  An embodiment of a wheel ring according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. The ring bag 30 of the present embodiment has a flat cylindrical and substantially rectangular cloth member 31 that houses the deodorant material (deodorant sheet) 21 similar to that of the first embodiment, and has one of the rectangular shapes. It has a configuration in which it is folded back at 90 ° with respect to the longitudinal direction by a fold line extending at 45 ° on both sides with respect to the longitudinal direction from near the middle point of the long side. The cloth member 31 has air permeability. That is, the inside of the cylinder formed by the cloth member 31 is a deodorant storage part. Such a structure can be produced by the same method (see FIG. 4) as the Date candy (deodorant storage part) 12 in the storage bud 10 of the first embodiment.

  Strings 32 are attached in the vicinity of both ends of the cloth member 31, and when these strings 32 are tied, a single ring is formed by the cloth member 31 and these strings (hence, called "ring wheel"). .

  When using the collar 30 of this embodiment, it is hung through the neck of the body wearing the Buddhist garment for bonito (it is not necessary to be the bud for garment according to the present invention). Thereby, deodorization is efficiently performed by the deodorizing material 21 in the ring 30 at a position near the mouth and nose for releasing odor from the body to the outside.

10, 10A ... Buddhist garment for candy 11 ... 衿 112, 32 ... String 12 ... Date 衿 (deodorant storage part)
12A ... Deodorant storage part 121 ... Fabric member 13 ... Decorative bowl 21 ... Deodorant (deodorant sheet)
30 ... Wan 31 ... Cloth member (deodorant storage part)

Claims (4)

  At least a part of the heel part stores a deodorant material and is a deodorant material storage part having air permeability.   The Buddhist garment for stowage according to claim 1, wherein the deodorant storage part has a flat cylindrical shape.   3. The Buddhist garment for candy according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the deodorant storage part is made of a material that is less likely to transmit visible light than other parts.   A wheelchair characterized in that at least a part stores a deodorant material and is a breathable deodorant material storage part.

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