JP3196543U - Incense - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a scent that is easier to handle, such as removal of residue and ash. An incense holder 10 according to the present invention can support a holder 35 having a through hole 36 into which the incense stick 11 can be inserted, and the incense stick 11 inserted into the holder 35 by detachably supporting the holder 35. A rod-shaped holder support 31 and an incense dish 20 having a bottom 21 and a wall 22 are provided. A holder support 31 that supports the holder 35 is detachably supported by the upper end surface 24 of the wall portion 22. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to an incense stand used when burning incense.

  In the case of spreading an elongate stick-shaped incense stick, an incense stick support made of ceramic, porcelain, metal, etc. is conventionally placed on the flat bottom of a stick made of pottery, porcelain, metal, etc. It is known to place an incense stick in the inserted hole and ignite one end thereof.

  The incense stick ignited at one end burns toward the other end, and as combustion progresses, ash is accumulated at the bottom of the incense plate. Further, when the combustion proceeds to the insertion hole of the incense stick support, the heat is taken away by the incense stick support tool, and thus the combustion ends, and the remaining residue remains in the insertion hole. In order to remove this residue and ash, the incense stick support must be collected from the flat bottom of the incense plate, and the hand becomes dirty due to the ash and residue remaining on the bottom of the incense plate. was there.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems, and provides a scent that is easier to handle such as removal of residue and ash.

The above object of the present invention is achieved by the following configuration.
(1) A holder having a through hole into which an incense stick can be inserted, a rod-like holder support that can support the incense stick inserted into the holder by supporting the holder in a detachable manner, and an incense comprising a bottom and a wall A scent with a plate,
The incense holder, wherein the holder support for supporting the holder is detachably supported on an upper end surface of the wall portion.
(2) The holder according to (1), wherein the holder is supported by the holder support by fitting the holder support into a groove formed in the holder.
(3) The incense holder according to (1) or (2), wherein the holder support is detachably supported by a recess formed in the upper end surface of the wall portion.

  According to the incense stand according to the present invention, a holder having a through-hole into which an incense stick can be inserted, and a rod-shaped holder support that can support the incense stick inserted into the holder by supporting the holder in a detachable manner. Therefore, the lifting residue can be dropped from the through hole to the incense plate simply by lifting the holder from the holder support, and the burning residue of the incense can be easily removed.

  Moreover, since the holder support body which supports a holder is detachably supported by the upper end surface of the wall part of the incense plate, the holder support body is lifted from the incense plate together with the holder and removed, so that the incense plate does not get dirty. Ashes and residue can be processed and handling becomes easy.

1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of an incense stand according to the present invention. It is a disassembled perspective view of the incense stand of FIG. It is a perspective view of 2nd Embodiment of the incense stand which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view of 3rd Embodiment of the incense stand which concerns on this invention.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the incense according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the incense holder 10 of the present invention includes a holder 35 having a through hole 36 into which the incense stick 11 can be inserted, and an incense stick inserted into the holder 35 by detachably supporting the holder 35. 11, a bar-shaped holder support 31 having a rectangular cross section that can support 11, and an incense dish 20 that has a bottom portion 21 and a wall portion 22 and has a substantially rectangular shape when viewed from above. The holder 35, the holder support body 31, and the incense plate 20 are formed from a flame-retardant material such as pottery, porcelain, or metal.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the upper end surface 24 of the short side of the wall portion 22 of the incense dish 20 is formed with a recess 25, and the holder support 31 has both end portions 32 fitted into the recess 25. It is supported so that it can be detached.

  The holder 35 has a substantially semi-cylindrical shape (substantially semi-elliptical shape in cross-sectional view), extends downward from the center of the upper surface toward both sides in the width direction, and the extending direction gradually changes in the vertical direction. A curved surface 38. Further, the holder 35 is formed with a groove 37 along the longitudinal direction of the holder support 31 on the lower surface so as to be fitted with the holder support 31 downward, and further, the upper surface is penetrated through the groove 37 on the lower surface. A hole 36 is formed. Therefore, the incense stick 11 is supported by the through-hole 36 of the holder 35 and the upper surface of the holder support 31 so that the tip is directed obliquely upward in a state where the holder 35 is supported by the holder support 31. Further, the holder 35 can be fitted to the holder support 31 at an arbitrary position of the intermediate portion 33 in the axial direction of the holder support 31.

Next, a usage pattern of the incense stand 10 will be described.
When the tip of the incense stick 11 is ignited, the ash produced by the combustion falls into the incense dish 20. Further, as the combustion progresses, the ash that has fallen on the holder 35 naturally falls on the incense dish 20 due to the curved shape of the holder 35. Therefore, it is possible to prevent ash from adhering to the finger when the user holds the holder 35.
And when the incense stick 11 is burned to the vicinity of the through-hole 36, heat is taken away by the holder 35 and a fire extinguishes. Although there remains a scraping residue in the through hole 36, the scraping residue is easily lifted from the holder 35 by simply lifting the holder 35 from the holder support 31 and falling from the through hole 36 penetrating the groove 37 to the barrel 20. Can be removed. Moreover, only by removing the holder 35 and the holder support body 31 from the incense plate 20, the remaining residue on the incense plate 20 and the ash mentioned above can be processed.

  Moreover, since the incense stick 11 inserted in the through-hole 36 is supported so that the front-end | tip may face diagonally upward, it burns in the place near the bottom part of the incense plate 20 rather than the case where the incense stick 11 is held upright. As a result, the visual sense of security can be improved for the user.

  As described above, according to the present invention, the holder 35 having the through hole 36 into which the incense stick 11 can be inserted, and the rod-like shape that can support the incense stick 11 inserted into the holder 35 by detachably supporting the holder 35. Since the holder 35 is lifted from the holder support 31, the remaining residue can be dropped from the through hole 36 to the incense plate 20, and the remaining residue of the incense stick 11 can be easily removed. be able to.

  Moreover, since the holder support body 31 which supports the holder 35 is detachably supported by the upper end surface 24 of the wall part 22 of the incense plate 20, the holder support body 31 is lifted from the incense plate 20 together with the holder 35 and removed. The ash and unglazed residue of the incense dish 20 can be processed without dirtying the hands, and handling becomes easy.

  Although one embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above, and various modifications are possible. For example, the appearance shape and dimensions of the incense dish, the holder, and the holder support are not limited to the above, and can be deformed into various shapes and sizes. For example, in the above-described embodiment, the holder support is formed in a bar shape having a rectangular cross section, but the cross section of the holder support may be any shape such as a circle or a hexagon. When the holder support is formed in a rod shape with a circular cross section, the cross sectional shape of the groove of the holder and the cross sectional shape of the concave portion of the incense dish may be complementarily formed. The shape of the outer surface of the holder is also arbitrary, and it is preferable that the ash naturally falls into the incense dish as in the substantially kamaboko shape of the above embodiment.

  Moreover, as shown to the incense stand 10A of 2nd Embodiment of FIG. 3, the incense plate 20A may be formed in the top view elliptical shape by the bottom part 21A and the wall part 22A. Further, the holder support 31 is detachably supported by the respective concave portions 25A formed on the upper end surface 24A on the long axis side of the wall portion 22A.

  Further, as shown in the incense holder 10B of the third embodiment in FIG. 4, the incense plate 20B includes an upper step portion 40 having a wall portion 42, and a lower step portion 50 having a wall portion 52 and a bottom portion 21 that fit with the wall portion 42. It is divided into two stages. Thereby, the processing of ash and unburned residue can be performed by separating the upper step portion 40 and the lower step portion 50 and carrying only the lower step portion 50 of the incense plate 20B. Further, the holder support 31 is detachably supported on the upper end surface 44 of the upper step portion 40 by recessed portions 25B provided on two adjacent sides.

10, 10A, 10B Incense stand 11 Incense stick 20, 20A, 20B Incense plate 21, 21A Bottom part 22, 22A, 42, 52 Wall part 24, 24A, 44 Upper end face 25, 25A, 25B Recess 31 Holder support 35 Holder 36 Through Hole 37 Groove 38 Curved surface

Claims (3)

A holder having a through-hole into which an incense stick can be inserted; a rod-shaped holder support that can support the incense stick inserted into the holder by detachably supporting the holder; and an incense dish having a bottom and a wall; A scent with
The incense holder, wherein the holder support for supporting the holder is detachably supported on an upper end surface of the wall portion.   The incense holder according to claim 1, wherein the holder is supported by the holder support by fitting the holder support into a groove formed in the holder.   The incense holder according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the holder support is detachably supported by a recess formed in the upper end surface of the wall portion.

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