JP3218778U - Incense burner - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an incense burner capable of easily and quickly removing unburned incense and ash. An incense burner according to the present invention is an incense burner 1 used for burning incense, a heater 15 for burning powdered incense, a dish part 11 having the heater 15 on the surface, and a lower layer of the dish part 11 , And the four side surfaces of the dish part 11 are wall surfaces 12, 13, and 14 of the incense burner body, and a front wall 21 that is joined to the ash storage part 20 on one side. The ash storage unit 20 is enclosed and can be pulled out of the incense burner 1 main body integrally with the front wall 21. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to an incense burner used for burning incense.

  In recent years, in order to solve problems such as a shortage of cemetery sites and a lack of successors, there are an increasing number of ossuaries equipped with ossuary spaces for storing remains as urns. There are various forms in the ossuary, which is a collection of locker-type ossuary spaces, each united with a Buddhist altar and ossuary space, and a lion with the remains from the storage to the worship booth There is also a case where a box is automatically conveyed and visited (for example, see Patent Document 1).

  In such an ossuary, tombstones are shared in order to make effective use of space, but incense burners (electric heating incense burners) used for incense are often shared. However, if other worshipers used the incense burner just before worshiping, the burning incense and ash may be left in a state that is left behind. Not good. Therefore, if the ash etc. can be cleaned quickly and easily, the ash etc. can be quickly cleared after the worship and handed the incense burner to the next worshiper. For the time being, if it is possible to hide the unburned incense and ash in a state that is difficult to see from the worshipers, it is reasonable to clean them up after multiple sets of worship have been completed.

JP 2017-82480 A

  In view of the circumstances as described above, an object of the present invention is to provide an incense burner that can easily and quickly remove unburned incense and ash.

  The present invention is an incense burner used for burning incense, comprising a heater for burning incense, a dish part provided with the heater on the surface, and an ash storage part provided in the lower layer of the dish part. The four sides of the dish are surrounded by the wall of the incense burner body on one side and the front wall joined to the ash storage part on one side. The ash storage part is pulled out from the incense burner body integrally with the front wall. Let's be free.

  In addition, the lid has a lid that covers the dish part, and the lid has an incense inlet immediately above the heater, and an air hole around the incense inlet, and the incense inlet has an upper surface of the lid. It is assumed that the opening is gradually narrowed toward the heater.

  The incense burner according to the present invention has an drawer-type ash storage portion, and thus has an effect of easily and quickly removing unburned incense and ash. Moreover, it is possible to hide unburned incense and ash by covering the upper part of the dish part with a lid.

It is a perspective view of an incense burner, (a) is a state in use, (b) is the state which pulled out the ash storage part. It is sectional drawing of an incense burner, Comprising: (a) is the state during incense, (b) is the state which cleaned ash etc. FIG. It is the incense burner which added the cover body, Comprising: (a) is a top view, (b) is sectional drawing.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an incense burner, where (a) is in use and (b) is a state in which the ash storage part is pulled out. This incense burner 1 is mainly used in an ossuary, and is sequentially used by unspecified worshipers. Therefore, if charcoal is used when burning incense, it takes time to ignite the charcoal each time. Therefore, a heater 15 that is heated by electricity is provided near the center of the upper surface of the dish portion 11. The worshiper can easily burn incense by dropping the incense in the incense holder 30 onto the heater 15.

  When the incense burner 1 is viewed from above, the incense holder 30 and the dish portion 11 for burning the incense are arranged adjacent to each other across the wall surface 13. The dish portion 11 is configured to be surrounded on all sides by the wall surfaces 12, 13, 14 and the front wall 21.

  An ash storage unit 20 is provided in the lower layer of the dish unit 11, and the ash storage unit 20 and the front wall 21 are joined to each other so that the ash storage unit 20 can be pulled out from the censer 1 body. FIG. 1B shows a state in which the ash storage part 20 is pulled out. At this time, the dish part 11 is surrounded on three sides by the wall surfaces 12, 13, and 14, but the front wall 21 is separated from the dish part 11. And there is a gap between them. And it has the structure which can sweep off unburned incense and ash on the dish part 11 to the ash storage part 20 from the clearance gap.

  FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the incense burner, where (a) is a state during incense and (b) is a state where ash or the like is being cleaned. That is, FIG. 2A shows a state where the front wall 21 and the dish part 11 are in contact with each other, and FIG. 2B shows a state where the front wall 21 is separated from the dish part 11 and the ash storage part 20 is pulled out. .

  In FIG. 2A, since there is no gap between the front wall 21 and the dish part 11, the dish part 11 is surrounded on all sides, and the incense 31 is prevented from scattering from the dish part 11 during burning. .

  Since FIG. 2B is a state where the incense is finished and the ash is cleaned, the ash 32 (burned incense and ash) is swept away with a brush or the like, and the gap between the front wall 21 and the dish portion 11 is removed. To the ash storage unit 20. If the surface of the dish part 11 can be cleaned by such a method, cleaning is easy and the ash 32 can be quickly cleared. Therefore, even when another worshiper comes immediately, the ash 32 can be quickly cleared, so that incense can be started without waiting for the next worshiper.

  If the incense burner has a structure as shown in Figs. 1 and 2, it is easy to clean up the ash, etc., but in order to facilitate further worshiping, we would like to improve the efficiency of cleaning and put it on the plate for the time being. If it was possible to make it difficult to see the ash, etc., I thought that it would be better to clean up after several sets of worship. In view of this, an incense burner that can be used efficiently by reducing the number of times of cleaning by placing a cover for a blindfold on the dish portion of the incense burner in which ash or the like is easily cleaned up is devised. FIG. 3 is an incense burner to which a lid is added, in which (a) is a top view and (b) is a cross-sectional view.

  The basic configuration of the incense burner 10 is obtained by adding a lid 16 to the incense burner 1 shown in FIGS. Therefore, when viewed from the top, the incense holder 30 and the dish part 11 are arranged adjacent to each other across the wall surface 13, and the ash storage part 20 is provided in the lower layer of the dish part 11. The ash storage portion 20 is structured so as to be freely pulled out of the incense burner 10 body integrally with the front wall 21. Further, a heater 15 is provided in the vicinity of the center of the upper surface of the plate portion 11, and the incense can be burned by dropping the incense on the heater 15.

  And the cover body 16 which covers the plate part 11 is provided. Since this lid 16 is large enough to cover the entire plate portion 11, it has a shape that fits in a range surrounded by the wall surfaces 12, 13, 14 and the front wall 21. Further, when the lid body 16 is put on the dish portion 11, the heights of the top surfaces of the wall surfaces 12, 13, 14 and the front wall 21 and the top surface of the lid body 16 are substantially the same.

  In the vicinity of the center of the upper surface of the lid body 16, there is provided an incense inlet 17. That is, the heater 15 is provided in the vicinity of just below the matcha injection port 17. The incense inlet 17 has a funnel shape in which the opening gradually narrows from the upper surface of the lid 16 toward the heater 15. Therefore, when the incense is introduced into the incense inlet 17, the incense slips down and falls onto the heater 15. In addition, since the opening of the incense injecting port 17 is gradually narrowed toward the heater 15, the incense that has fallen on the heater 15 has a structure that is hardly visible to the worshiper unless it is looked into firmly. Yes.

  In addition, an air hole 18 is provided in the periphery of the incense inlet 17 of the lid body 16. The number of locations of the air holes 18 is not particularly limited, but it is preferable not only to take in air for combustion, but also to provide a plurality of locations around the incense injecting port 17 because it is preferable that the smoke emitted from the incense is visible.

  When such a lid 16 is provided, even if there is unburned incense and ash on the plate part 11, it is hardly visible to the worshipers, so even if ash or the like is stored on the plate part 11 There is almost no problem. Then, after ash or the like has accumulated to some extent, it can be cleaned together. When cleaning, the ash storage unit 20 is pulled out by holding the front wall 21, the lid 16 is lifted, and the ash and the like on the dish unit 11 may be swept off to the ash storage unit 20. In addition, since the side surface by the side of a front wall is exposed by moving the front wall 21, the cover body 16 is easy to lift.

  As described above, the incense burner according to the present invention has a drawer-type ash storage part, so that unburned incense and ash can be easily and quickly removed, and further, the number of times of cleaning can be increased by providing a lid. Since it can be reduced, it can be said that it has a very convenient function in a scene that many worshipers use like an ossuary.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1,10 Incense burner 11 Dish part 12,13,14 Wall surface 15 Heater 16 Cover body 17 Aroma inlet 18 Air hole 20 Ash storage part 21 Front wall 30 Aroma holder 31 Aroma 32 Ash etc.

Claims (2)

An incense burner used for incense,
A heater for burning matcha,
A dish comprising the heater on the surface;
An ash storage part provided in a lower layer of the dish part,
The four side surfaces of the dish part are surrounded by a front wall joining the three sides to the wall surface of the incense burner body and one side to the ash storage part,
The incense burner characterized in that the ash storage part can be pulled out from the incense burner body integrally with the front wall. A lid that covers the dish part;
The lid body has an incense inlet immediately above the heater, and an air hole around the incense inlet,
The incense burner according to claim 1, wherein the incense inlet has a funnel shape in which an opening gradually narrows from an upper surface of the lid toward the heater.

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