JP3195532U - Shrine decorations - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a shrine ornament in which two or more of a shrine torii, a faith rice paddy, a photo frame and a mirror are combined without being dedicated to a bill. At least two of a shrine torii, a belief rice paddle 200, a photo frame 300 (including a photo frame and a photo frame), and a mirror are arranged on the surface of the base plate 100 in the front-rear direction. The rice paddies are placed in the right place so that the frontal landscape and faith quotes can be seen from the worshipers and the mind is healed peacefully. It is preferable to adjust the inclination and attach to the base plate. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a shrine ornament that combines two or more of a shrine's torii gate, worship rice paddy, ft frame (including a photo frame and a photo frame), and a mirror.

If it is called a shrine ornament, a bill hanging tool that hangs a bill (god bill) is common.
In Ise Jingu, there is a bill written as Emperor Amaterasu (Jingu Cannabis), and Izumo Taisha is written as Otamakushi. There are many things that are written as a shrine guard. The significance of this bill is not a god body, but it is said that it is connected to God through this bill by worshiping and worshiping this bill.

This bill hanging tool is only for bills, so the conventional type and its problems are described in () and introduced below.
1) Double door type Mido type (they have a high-class feel, but they are expensive and require a lot of time, labor and cost to produce, and are not popular)
2) A type in which a bill is stored in a long case and hung or leaned (the long case is made transparent, and accessories such as a hanging tool stand are required and are expensive)
3) A parallel plate type with a two-step parallel plate standing up and down on the base and a bill placed diagonally between the parallel plates (simple and inexpensive, but a slaughter of the bills on the bill) ) I tend to lose my sense of activeness to worship)
4) Some have a torii at the front of the base and a bill holder that holds the bill behind the tori. The bill holder is a type equipped with a movable clamp that holds the bill upright and holds the lower part from both sides (there is a movable clamp that can be clamped according to the width of the bill. (It takes time and effort and is expensive and requires complicated adjustment operations.)
5) A type that houses the lower half of the bill in a box like a pencil stand (simple and inexpensive, but tends to lose the sense of activeness of worshiping and visiting the bill in a murderous landscape)

As described above, all the conventional bill hanging tools have a problem because they are exclusively used for bills.
The present invention is not dedicated to bills, but can be manufactured at a low cost with a new and simple structure. There are two types of shrines: Torii, Faith paddle (including photo frames and photo frames), and mirrors. It provides shrine ornaments that combine the above. However, the bill is not specified, but the present invention is not limited to the decision of whether or not to place the bill at an appropriate position according to the free will of the person who handles it.

The present invention provides a novel shrine ornament that achieves the above object, and its features are as follows.
A shrine ornament characterized by a combination of two or more shrine torii gates, worship rice paddies, foot frames (including photo frames and photo frames), and mirrors on the top surface of the base plate.

  In the shrine ornament of the present invention, the rice shrimp is the “Benten-like rice bran that is dedicated to the“ Japan's Three Great Benten ”straddling shrines and temples.” If you eat rice with a lion of Kamiki made using, you can enjoy "Samomoji" of Miyajima etc., which is said to provoke godliness and lead to good luck, but you can freely insert shapes, display pictures, characters, etc. is there.

  In the shrine ornament of the present invention, the torii is a kind of gate that is free to shape, but is a kind of gate that stands at the entrance of the shrine and plays a role in the boundary between the sanctuary of God and the human world, As the type, the torii shown in FIG. 5 is fried, so it may be selected within the range or the design may be slightly improved. The shapes and characteristics of the various torii gates shown in FIG. 5 are introduced on the following website. http: // www. weblio. jp / category / culture / trins.

In the shrine ornament of the present invention, a photo frame is a photo frame, photo frame, etc. that accommodates and decorates photos, depending on the content of the photo to be decorated, the shape of the frame, frame etc., the presence of transparent plates, The presence / absence, its shape, and other decorations may be taken into consideration, and the selection is not limited and can be freely selected.
The photos to decorate are also not limited, such as seasonal landscape photos, memories photos, photos related to religious events, etc. In addition, the photos showing the relationship with the belief rice paddy and torii also have a combination value.

  In the shrine ornament of the present invention, the mirror is one of three kinds of Shinto techniques, and the design of the frame shape, color, decoration, etc. of circle, ellipse, rectangle, rhombus, heart shape etc. is not limited and is free is there.

The shrine ornament of the present invention is provided with two or more of the above-mentioned purpose, that is, the rice paddle or the torii used for faith, a photo frame and a mirror.
○ Faith "Shamoji" ○ A panoramic view of Torii ○ A photo displayed in a photo frame ○ A clear look at the mirror and recognizing its meaning, including worshiping every morning and evening worship A simple, inexpensive shrine decoration that has been made possible.
Therefore, in the shrine ornament of the present invention, the rice paddles placed on the base board and the torii are placed in the right place so that the frontal landscape and the faith quotes can be seen well from the worshipers and the mind can be healed peacefully. It is preferable.
In the case of a mirror or a photo frame, it is preferable to adjust the inclination so that the line of sight of the worshiper with respect to the front is substantially perpendicular, and attach it to the base plate.

It is a bird's-eye view which shows Example 1 of the shrine ornament of this invention, and is a shrine ornament which combined the rice scoop and the photo frame. It is a bird's-eye view which shows Example 2 of the shrine ornament of this invention, and is a shrine ornament which combined the torii and "the photo frame." It is the disassembled perspective view and side cross-section explanatory drawing of the photo frame of the said Example 2. FIG. It is a bird's-eye view which shows Example 3 of the shrine ornament of this invention, and is a shrine ornament which combined the rice scoop and the mirror. It is a bird's-eye view which shows Example 4 of the shrine ornament of this invention, and is a shrine ornament which combined the torii and rice scoop. It is a bird's-eye view which shows Example 5 of the shrine ornament of this invention, and is a shrine ornament which combined the torii and the mirror. It is a bird's-eye view which shows Example 6 of the shrine ornament of this invention, and is a shrine ornament which combined the torii and the rice paddle mounted to the holding board. It is a front view which shows each kind of torii employ | adopted in the Example of this invention.

The form for implementing this invention is demonstrated in detail by Example 1-7.
However, the following embodiment is an example in which two of a shrine torii gate, worship rice paddle, foot frame (including photo frame, photo frame, etc.) and mirror are appropriately combined on the upper surface of the base plate. Is not limited to this example of combination.
For example, as a combination of shrine torii gates, belief rice paddles, foot frames (including photo frames and photo frames), and mirrors, the number of permutations in which all four are arranged in order from the front on the front of the foundation board (4 squares: 4) Either of these may be set and installed.

  The embodiment 1 shown in FIG. 1 is a shrine decoration in which a rice paddle 200 is placed upright on the front part of the base plate 100 and a photo frame 300 (including a photo stand and a picture frame) is placed upright on the rear part of the base plate 100. It is a tool.

  The paddle 200 is provided with a fitting bar 201 provided at the lower end thereof, and the fitting bar 201 is detachably inserted into one insertion hole 101 provided in the base plate 100 to stand upright or in a predetermined forward tilted posture. It is installed.

The photo frame 300 accommodates a person photo as a souvenir photo, a memorable photo such as a landscape photo, etc., and posts the front.
A bill can be placed on the photo frame 300.

  The photo frame 300 is not limited to this example, but has a clean, simple, robust and inexpensive structure with a wood-tone effect. The front plate 302 having a heart-shaped decorative window 301 and a front plate 302 are attached to the front plate 302 for accommodating a photo. The lower plate is inserted into the concave fitting groove 102 provided in the base plate 100, or the lower plate is erected and fixed after being fitted.

  The embodiment 2 shown in FIG. 2 is a shrine ornament in which a torii 400 is placed upright at the front part of the base plate 100 and a photo frame 300 is placed upright at the rear part of the base plate 100.

In the present example, the torii 400 is a Yasukuni torii that belongs to the Shinmei torii and is commonly referred to as a sorcery torii or a two-posted torii, but is not limited thereto. In the Yasukuni Torii, the cross section of the cap 401 and the pillar 403 is circular, and the cross section of the through hole 402 is usually rectangular, but this example is changed to a circular shape.
The torii gate of this example has a fitting rod 403-1 continuously provided at the lower ends of the two left and right columns 403, and the fitting rod 403-1 can be attached to and removed from two fitting holes 103 provided in the base plate 100. It is placed upright in an upright position.

Similar to the first embodiment, the photo frame 300 accommodates a person photograph as a souvenir photograph, a memorable photograph such as a landscape photograph, etc., and displays it on the front.
The photo frame 300 has substantially the same configuration as that of the first embodiment, but the decorative window 301 of the front plate 302 has an elliptical decorative window 301.
A bill or a mirror can be hung on the photo frame 300.

FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the configuration of the photo frame 300 shown in the second embodiment, and shows the assembled state.
In FIG. 3, in the photo frame 300, the rear plate 306 is bonded to the left and right projection edges 303 and the lower projection edge 304 of the front plate 302 to form a photo storage gap 305, and a photograph is taken from the gap portion 305-1 on the upper end surface. The upper end of the rear plate 306 is notched in an arc 306-1 so that the center of the upper end of the inserted photograph is exposed and can be extracted. The decorative window 301 such as an ellipse may be made of glass or a transparent resin plate.
The photo frame can be installed in any design without being limited to these conditions. For example, a commercially available photo frame may be arranged upright.
A bill or a mirror can be hung on the photo frame 300.

Example 3 of the shrine ornament of the present invention is a shrine ornament combining a scoop 200 and a mirror 500 as shown in FIG.
The mirror 500 can be hung with a photo frame or bill.

Example 4 of the shrine ornament of the present invention is a shrine ornament combining a torii 400 and a rice paddle 200 as shown in FIG.
You can hang a mirror, photo frame, bill, etc. on the rice paddle 200.

Example 5 of the shrine ornament of the present invention is a shrine ornament combining a torii 400 and a mirror 500, as shown in FIG.
The mirror 500 can be hung with a photo frame, a bill, or the like.

Example 6 of the shrine ornament of the present invention is a shrine ornament combining a torii 400 and a scoop 200 attached to a holding plate 600 as shown in FIG.
A photo frame, mirror, bill or the like can be hung on the holding plate 600.

  In this way, the shrine ornament of this example has a wide variety of arrangement combinations of torii, rice paddles, mirrors, and photo frames arranged on the base plate 100, and is simple and can be easily assembled and disassembled. It is an excellent product that can be produced at low cost.

As described above, the shrine ornament of the present invention has an excellent working effect, and contributes greatly to the religious industry such as a shrine and benten as well as ordinary households.

100: base plate 101: insertion hole 102: recessed fitting groove 103: insertion hole 200: paddle 201: fitting rod 300: photo frame 301: decorative window 302: front plate 303: left and right protruding edges 304: lower protruding edge 305: for accommodating a photograph 306: rear plate 305-1: gap 306-1: arc-shaped notch 400: torii 401: coping 402: through 403: pillar 403-1: fitting rod 500: mirror 600: holding plate

Claims (1)

A shrine ornament characterized by a combination of two or more shrine torii gates, worship rice paddies, photo frames (including photo frames and photo frames), and mirrors.