JP3234707U - Buddha equipment set - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a Buddhist tool set capable of removing an unburned portion of an incense stick without scattering the ash inside the incense burner.
An incense burner 1 is provided with a bottom surface portion 1b for abutting the tip of the processed portion 11a so that the processed portion 11a of the incense stick 11 is inserted into the incense burner ash 12 to a depth B, and the incense stick is lit. When the 11 is inserted into the incense burner ash 12, the processed portion 11a becomes an unburned portion and protrudes from the surface of the incense burner ash 12 with a length A that can be sandwiched by a cleaning tool.
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Description

The present disclosure relates to a Buddhist tool set comprising an incense burner that ignites an incense stick, an ignition device that ignites the incense stick, and a cleaning tool that removes the unburned portion of the incense stick from the incense stick.

For example, when giving incense sticks to a Buddhist altar, the incense sticks lit using an ignition device such as a lighter are put into the ashes in the incense burner. When the incense stick is put on the ash in this way, the lower part of the incense stick remains unburned. For example, when a lit incense stick is inserted into the incense burner as a daily habit, a large number of unburned parts are accumulated in the incense burner.
Therefore, in order to facilitate cleaning of the unburned portion of the incense stick, for example, there is one provided with a wire mesh on the upper side of the ash put in the incense burner (Patent Document 1).
This incense burner is provided with a wire mesh to be placed on an opening provided on the upper side, and is configured so that the incense stick is penetrated through the mesh of the wire mesh and the end portion of the incense stick is inserted into the lower ash. The incense stick inserted into the ash continues to burn up to the portion that comes into contact with the mesh, and then the fire is extinguished at this portion, and the tip of the unburned portion protrudes from the surface of the ash. When removing the unburned portion of this incense stick, it is necessary to remove the wire mesh from the incense burner to expose the surface of the ash.

Further, as an ignition device for igniting an incense stick, for example, there is one provided with a disposable lighter inside (Patent Document 2).
This ignition device includes a case body in which a disposable lighter is installed and a windshield body that covers the flame emitted from the disposable lighter. By grasping the operation unit provided in the case body by hand, the inside of the case body is provided. It is configured to ignite a disposable lighter.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2001-286386 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2014-16605

Generally, the unburned portion of the incense stick accumulated in the incense burner is removed by using, for example, a spoon.
Further, in the case of the above-mentioned one disclosed in Patent Document 1, the mesh may be deformed or spread during repeated use, and the incense stick does not disappear in the mesh portion and becomes ash. It may continue to burn to the buried part.
Therefore, the unburned portion of the incense stick does not protrude from the surface of the ash, and it is necessary to remove it with a spoon or the like as described above. That is, it takes time and effort to remove the unburned portion of the incense stick, and the ash powder smoke may be swirled up, so that the periphery of the incense burner becomes dirty.

In addition, it is common to equip a Buddhist altar with a disposable lighter and light an incense stick. .. In addition, disposable lighters tend to be unstable due to the fluctuation of flames, which may make it difficult to light incense sticks.
Therefore, as disclosed in Patent Document 2 described above, there is a device in which a disposable lighter is installed inside and a windshield body for covering a flame is provided, but such a device is generally held in a hand. It is configured to light an incense stick while it is still in place. Therefore, when igniting an incense stick on a Buddhist altar, there are many movements of holding or placing one of them. If the number of such operations increases, for example, there are many points to be noted in order to prevent a fire, which may cause inconvenience.

The present disclosure has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and provides a Buddhist tool set capable of removing the unburned portion of incense sticks without scattering the ash inside the incense burner.

The Buddhist tool set according to the present disclosure includes an incense burner containing incense burner ash, an ignition device for igniting an incense stick inserted in the incense stick, and a cleaning tool for sandwiching and removing the unburned portion of the incense stick remaining in the incense stick. The incense stick is provided inside or below the incense stick ash, and is provided with an incense stick contact surface portion that abuts the tip of one end of the incense stick inserted in the incense stick ash. The contact surface is flame-retardant provided at one end of the incense stick in a state where the tip of one end of the incense stick inserted in the incense burner ash is in contact with the incense stick contact surface. The processed portion is arranged at a depth position from the surface of the incense stick ash that protrudes from the surface of the incense stick ash with a length that can be sandwiched by the cleaning tool.

Further, the incense burner is characterized by including the incense stick contact surface portion in the shape of a flat plate or a flat mesh.

Further, the cleaning tool includes two holding portions for sandwiching the processed portion of the incense stick, two handle portions having one end connected to each base end side of the two sandwiching portions, and the two handle portions. The two sandwiching portions include a connecting portion connecting between the other ends, and the two sandwiching portions flatten the surface of the incense burner ash on the tip side located in the extending direction of the handle portion connected to the base end side. It is characterized in that it is formed wider than the handle portion so that it can be adjusted to the above.

Further, the ignition device includes a lantern portion having a translucent property and having an opening formed therein, and a storage portion that stores a lighter inside and emits a flame generated by the lighter into the lantern portion. When the ignition device is placed upright on a table, the storage unit has a lower end portion having a shape that expands toward the table to increase the ground contact area, and the opening portion facing upward. The lantern portion includes an upper end portion that supports the lantern portion, and the lantern portion has a size such that the other one end portion of the incense inserted through the opening reaches the flame generated by the lighter. It is a feature.

According to the present disclosure, the unburned portion of the incense stick can be removed without scattering the ash.

It is explanatory drawing which shows the structure of the incense burner of the Buddhist tool set by embodiment of this disclosure. It is explanatory drawing which shows the other structure of the incense burner of the Buddhist tool set by embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the structure of the incense burner of FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the appearance of the ignition device of the Buddhist equipment set by embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the internal structure of the ignition device of FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the structure of the cleaning tool of the Buddhist tool set by embodiment.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described.
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration of an incense burner 1 of a Buddhist tool set according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 1A shows the internal configuration of the incense burner 1, and FIG. 1B shows the configuration of the incense stick 11 placed on the incense burner 1.

The incense burner 1 of FIG. 1A is formed by using a refractory and heat-resistant material, and is, for example, a seto or copper vessel. The incense burner 1 has an opening 1c on the upper side of the main body 1a in which the incense burner ash 12 is placed, and has a support portion 1d on the lower side of the main body 1a that supports the main body 1a when the incense burner 1 is placed on a table of a Buddhist altar, for example. ing.
In the incense burner 1, the bottom surface portion 1b (incense stick contact surface portion) inside the main body 1a is formed in a flat surface, and when the surface of the incense burner ash 12 put in the main body 1a is flattened, the depth of the incense burner ash 12 is adjusted. It is formed so that it can be made uniform.
The incense burner 1 described here contains the incense burner ash 12 at a depth B. In other words, the bottom surface portion 1b is arranged below the incense burner ash 12.

The incense stick 11 of FIG. 1B is provided with a processed portion 11a processed so that one end portion in the longitudinal direction is not burned.
The processed portion 11a is a portion in a range from one end of the incense stick 11 to a position of length C, and for example, a heat-resistant paint having a heat resistance of 600 [° C.] is applied to this portion. In other words, the processed portion 11a has a length C in the longitudinal direction of the incense stick 11.
The processed portion 11a is a portion in which the incense stick 11 is processed to be flame-retardant (so that the fire is extinguished), and the processing applied to the processed portion 11a may be a process of applying a water-based multipurpose paint, and the above heat-resistant paint may be applied. It is not limited to application. Further, the process is not limited to the process of applying any of the paints.

For example, when the incense stick 11 having the processed portion 11a having a length C of 30 [mm] is used, the incense burner ash 12 is put into the incense burner 1 so that the depth B is 25 [mm]. The surface of the incense burner ash 12 placed in the incense burner 1 is prepared to be flat. In other words, the bottom surface portion 1b is arranged at the position of the depth B.
An incense stick 11 that has been ignited (using an ignition device 3 described later) is erected on the other one end portion of the incense burner 1 that has not been subjected to the above processing (the heat resistant paint is not applied). At this time, as shown in FIG. 1A, the incense stick 11 is deeply inserted into the incense burner ash 12 so that the tip of the processed portion 11a abuts on the bottom surface portion 1b.
The incense stick 11 set up in the incense burner 1 is burned from one end of the other side that has been lit, and continues to burn to the base end of the processed portion 11a protruding from the surface of the incense burner ash 12.
When the incense stick 11 is erected in the incense burner 1 and burned as described above, the processed portion 11a projects the portion of length A from the surface of the incense burner ash 12 and the fire is extinguished.

When the fire of the incense stick 11 set up in the incense burner 1 is extinguished, the processed portion 11a of the incense stick 11 remains unburned.
When the depth B from the surface of the incense burner ash 12 to the bottom surface 1b is 25 [mm] and the length of the processed portion 11a of the incense stick 11 is 30 [mm], the length A of the protruding portion is 5 [ mm].
That is, the processed portion 11a remains unburned in a state of protruding 5 [mm] from the surface of the incense burner ash 12.
As described above, the portion protruding from the incense burner ash 12 by, for example, about 5 [mm] can be easily removed from the incense burner 1 by sandwiching it with the cleaning tool 42 described later.
In other words, the incense burner 1 sets the depth B from the surface to the bottom surface 1b of the incense burner ash 12 so that the processing portion 11a projects a length A that can be easily sandwiched by the cleaning tool 42 and remains unburned. The bottom surface portion 1b is arranged.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing the configuration of the incense burner 2 of the Buddhist tool set according to the embodiment. The incense burner 2 is configured to erect the incense stick 11 used for the incense burner 1, and is a vessel made of a material having heat resistance and fire resistance like the incense burner 1, and is a vessel in which the incense burner ash 23 is put. The opening 2c is provided on the upper side, and the support portion 2d that supports the main body 2a when the incense burner 2 is placed on the platform of a Buddhist altar, for example, is provided on the lower side of the main body 2a.
That is, the incense burner 2 has a substantially appearance similar to that of the incense burner 1, and can be provided in place of the incense burner 1 in the Buddhist tool set of this embodiment.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing the configuration of the incense burner 2 of FIG. FIG. 3A shows the internal configuration of the incense burner 2, and FIG. 3B shows the configuration of the partition member 22 provided in the incense burner 2.
The incense burner 2 may have a shape that is generally mass-produced and sold, and the bottom surface portion 2b of the main body 2a may have a shape such as, for example, a spherical lower portion, that is, it does not have to be flat.
The inside of the main body 2a is formed in a substantially mortar shape, for example, and when the incense burner 2 is viewed from above, the area of the bottom surface portion 2b is formed to be small, and the side wall portion inside the main body 2a is upward from the bottom surface portion 2b. It is formed so as to spread toward it.

The incense burner 2 includes a partition member 22 (incense stick contact surface portion) arranged inside the main body 2a.
The partition member 22 is formed of a flat plate material, a flat mesh material (wire mesh), or the like having heat resistance and fire resistance so as to have a perfect circular shape when a flat surface portion is viewed from the front.
The partition member 22 does not have a hole or the like through which the incense stick 11 or the processed portion 11a penetrates, and abuts the incense stick 11 at the end in the longitudinal direction to position the incense stick 11. It is something that can be done.
When the partition member 22 is formed of a mesh material, one that does not have a gap, a hole, or the like having a size through which the incense stick 11 or the like penetrates is used.
Further, the partition member 22 is configured such that, for example, the peripheral edge of the flat portion formed in a perfect circle as described above abuts on the side wall portion inside the main body 2a and is arranged on the upper side of the bottom surface portion 2b. Has been done.

When the incense burner ash 23 is put into the main body 2a, the partition member 22 is buried inside the incense burner ash 23 and is arranged above the bottom surface portion 2b as shown in FIG. 3A.
The incense burner ash 23 is the same as the incense burner ash 12 described above.
When the incense stick 11 is erected in the incense burner 2, the incense burner ash 23 to be put in the main body 2a is adjusted so that the depth D from the surface of the incense burner ash 23 to the partition member 22 becomes the same as the above-mentioned depth B.
In other words, the partition member 22 embedded inside the incense burner ash 23 is arranged at the position of the depth D.

For example, when the incense stick 11 having the processed portion 11a having a length C of 30 [mm] shown in FIG. 1B is used, the incense burner ash 23 has a depth D of 25 [mm] in the incense burner 2. Is put in.
When the incense stick 11 that has been lit is set up in the incense burner 2, the surface of the incense burner ash 23 put in the incense burner 2 (main body 2a) is flattened as described above, and the depth D of the incense burner ash 23 is set to 25. After adjusting to [mm], the lit incense stick 11 is deeply inserted into the incense burner ash 23 from the processed portion 11a (one side end). At this time, the incense stick 11 is deeply inserted until the tip of the processing portion 11a comes into contact with the partition member 22 embedded in the incense burner ash 23.

When the incense stick 11 is inserted into the incense burner ash 23 as described above, the processed portion 11a remains unburned in a state of protruding 5 [mm] from the surface of the incense burner ash 23.
The portion of the unburned processed portion 11a protruding from the surface of the incense burner ash 23 is removed from the incense burner 2 by being sandwiched by, for example, a cleaning tool 42 described later.
Even when the incense stick 11 is ignited in the incense burner 2, the processed portion 11a having a length A protrudes from the surface of the incense burner ash 23 and remains unburned, as in the case where the incense stick 11 is inserted into the incense burner 1 described above. The protruding portion can be easily sandwiched by the cleaning tool 42, and the unburned portion (processed portion 11a) of the incense stick 11 can be easily removed from the incense burner 2.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing the appearance of the ignition device 3 of the Buddhist equipment set according to the embodiment. The ignition device 3 has fire resistance and heat resistance, and is transparent or translucent, for example, is connected to a lantern portion 31 formed of glass or the like and below the lantern portion 31, and has heat resistance. It is configured to include a storage portion 32 made of a fire resistant material.
The lantern portion 31 is formed, for example, with an upper opening portion 31a having an upper end portion opened to imitate the shape of a flower bud, and is formed without touching the flame of the gas lighter 33 described later. It has an internal space large enough to surround the sides.
Further, the lower end portion of the lantern portion 31 has a lower opening portion 31b connected to the above-mentioned internal space.

The lower end portion 32a of the storage portion 32 is placed on, for example, a Buddhist altar stand with the ignition device 3 standing so that the lantern portion 31 is arranged above the storage portion 32 and the upper opening portion 31a faces upward. It is formed so that it can be used.
That is, the lower end portion 32a has an appropriate weight, for example, so that the ignition device 3 can be erected in a stable manner, and when placed on a table or the like of a Buddhist altar, the lower end portion 32a expands toward the table or the like and has a large ground contact area. It is formed in the shape of.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing an internal configuration of the ignition device of FIG. This figure shows a cross section of the storage unit 32, a lantern unit 31 arranged on the upper side of the storage unit 32, and a gas lighter 33 stored in the storage unit 32.
The storage portion 32 has a storage opening 32b at the lower end 32a, and is formed so that the gas lighter 33 can be inserted through the storage opening 32b.
Further, the storage portion 32 is formed with a space connected to the storage opening 32b inside, and this space is formed in a shape capable of positioning the gas lighter 33 inside the storage portion 32.
Further, the storage portion 32 is provided with a through hole that is continuous from the above space and penetrates to the upper end portion 35 of the storage portion 32.

The gas lighter 33 is, for example, a disposable lighter, for example, when igniting a fuel such as a flame nozzle portion 33a (which emits a flame) protruding from a lighter main body 33c for storing a fuel such as gas, or a fuel such as gas. It is configured to include an ignition operation unit 33b or the like to be operated.
The gas lighter 33 shown in FIG. 5 is an example, and the gas lighter 33 stored in the storage unit 32 is not limited to the one having the illustrated configuration. Further, the lighter stored in the storage unit 32 is not limited to the one using gas as fuel.

In the storage portion 32, when the gas lighter 33 is inserted into the storage opening 32b from the flame nozzle portion 33a and the gas lighter 33 is stored in the above internal space, the flame nozzle portion 33a is exposed from the through hole of the upper end portion 35. It is formed so as to be sloping or protruding.
The upper end portion 35 is formed, for example, in a cylindrical shape having the above-mentioned through hole, fitted into the lower opening portion 31b of the lantern portion 31, and is formed in a size such that the lantern portion 31 is supported by the storage portion 32. There is.
Further, the storage unit 32 includes, for example, an operation installation unit 34 capable of operating the ignition operation unit 33b of the gas lighter 33 when the gas lighter 33 is stored as described above.

The operation installation unit 34 illustrated in FIG. 5 is a hole portion that projects or exposes the ignition operation portion 33b of the gas lighter 33 from the side portion of the storage portion 32. A mechanism for operating the ignition operation unit 33b of the gas lighter 33 by operating this push button may be provided.
Further, the operation installation unit 34 is configured to include an operation lever instead of the push button described above, and to include a mechanism for operating the ignition operation unit 33b of the gas lighter 33 in response to an operation performed on the operation lever. May be good.
The operation installation unit 34 is not limited to the configuration including the above-mentioned push button and operation lever, and may be configured to include other operation mechanisms.
Further, the installation position of the operation installation unit 34 is not limited to the lower side of the upper end portion 35 illustrated in FIG. 5, as long as the ignition device 3 can be operated while standing on a Buddhist altar stand or the like. It may be installed anywhere in the storage unit 32.

As described above, the storage portion 32 has a large ground contact area of the lower end portion 32a, and for example, in the operation installation portion 34 provided below the lantern portion 31 (upper end portion 35), the gas lighter 33 housed inside It is formed so that the ignition operation unit 33b can be operated.
When the operation installation unit 34 is provided with the push button or the operation lever as described above, the operation installation unit 34 may be configured to include a mechanism for igniting the gas lighter 33 simply by lightly operating the push button or the operation lever. In this case, in order to prevent the gas lighter 33 from being ignited by mistake, for example, the operation installation unit 34 is installed while avoiding a position where a finger or the like easily contacts.
With the above configuration, the ignition device 3 can be ignited with a light operation while standing on the platform of the Buddhist altar, and the incense stick 11 can be safely ignited with the ignition device 3 placed. can.

When the flame was emitted from the gas lighter 33 housed inside the storage unit 32, the above flame was located inside the lantern unit 31 fitted to the upper end 35, and the lantern unit 31 was lit. It is configured to be in a state.
That is, the ignition device 3 can ignite the gas lighter 33 in a state where it is placed upright on a table of a Buddhist altar or the like, and illuminate the aesthetically pleasing lantern section 31.
The upper opening 31a of the lantern portion 31 is formed in a size capable of sufficiently releasing the heat generated by the flame when the gas lighter 33 generates a flame to the outside of the lantern portion 31. The upper opening 31a has a size into which the incense stick 11 can be inserted.

When the tip portion (the other one end) of the incense stick 11 is inserted into the upper opening 31a in the state where the gas lighter 33 is ignited, the tip portion of the incense stick 11 becomes the flame of the gas lighter 33. It is formed in a shape that reaches the position. In other words, the lantern portion 31 has a height at which the tip portion of the incense stick 11 inserted from the upper opening 31a reaches the flame of the gas lighter 33 burning inside the lantern portion 31 (the upper opening from the lower opening 31b). It is formed with a height up to the portion 31a).

The ignition device 3 provided with the lantern portion 31 and the storage portion 32 formed as described above is configured so that the incense stick 11 can be ignited while being placed on a table of a Buddhist altar or the like. It is preferable to arrange them in the vicinity of 1, 2, etc.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing the configuration of the cleaning tool 42 of the Buddhist tool set according to the embodiment. FIG. 6A shows the configuration of the cleaning tool 42, and FIG. 6B shows a state in which the cleaning tool 42 is stored in the storage container 43.
The cleaning tool 42 includes two holding portions 42a for holding the unburned portion of the incense stick 11 remaining in the incense burners 1, 2 and the like, a handle portion 42b whose one end is connected to the base end side of each holding portion 42a, and two handles. It is configured to include a connecting portion 42c that connects between the other ends of the portion 42b.

The holding portion 42a is a handle portion 42b in order to make it easier to grasp the unburned portion of the incense stick 11 protruding from the surface of the incense burner ash 12, that is, the processed portion 11a, and to flatten the surface of the incense burner ash 12 and the like. It is formed in a wider shape (a shape having a width E).
That is, the sandwiching portion 42a is formed wide enough to flatten the surface of the incense burner ash 12 or the like on the tip side. For example, the width E may be set to about 12 [mm]. ..
Further, the holding portion 42a is located on the tip side (handle portion) located in the extending direction of the handle portion 42b, for example, so that the surface of the incense burner ash 12 or the like contained in the incense burner 1 or the like can be flattened on the tip side. It has a tip portion formed substantially linearly on the side (the side to which 42b is not connected). Specifically, the tip of the holding portion 42a has a plurality of fine irregularities on the tip of the incense burner ash 12 or the like in order to prevent powder smoke of the incense burner ash 12 or the like from rolling up when the surface of the incense burner ash 12 or the like is flattened. The parts are arranged in a straight line.

Like the tweezers and tongs, the cleaning tool 42 has two handle portions 42b, and these handle portions 42b are connected by, for example, a connecting portion 42c having a spring property.
The connecting portion 42c is urged so that the two handle portions 42b are appropriately opened, and when the user is not gripping the cleaning tool 42, the space between the two holding portions 42a is open, and the processed portion 11a is opened. When the user grips the handle portion 42b for sandwiching, the two sandwiching portions 42a are provided so as to come into contact with each other.

The unburned portion of the incense stick 11 sandwiched between the cleaning tools 42 and removed from the incense burners 1, 2 and the like, that is, the processed portion 11a is stored in the vicinity of the incense burners 1, 2 and the like (for example, the stand of the Buddhist altar). Store in container 43. When the cleaning tool 42 is not used, the cleaning tool 42 is inserted into the opening of the storage container 43 and stored.

As described above, according to the Buddhist tool of the embodiment, the unburned portion of the incense stick 11 protruding from the surface of the incense burner ash 12 or the like is removed, so that the powder smoke of the incense burner ash 12 or the like is suppressed. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the surroundings from becoming dirty. In addition, it is possible to prevent the user from inhaling powdery smoke such as incense burner ash 12, and the product can be used hygienically.
Further, the unburned portion of the incense stick 11 can be removed in a short time, and the incense burner 1 and the like can be cleaned by a simple operation at intervals of an appropriate date and time.
Further, since the surface of the incense burner ash 12 and the like is flattened by the cleaning tool 42 used for removing the unburned portion, the incense burner ash 12 and the like can be flattened immediately after the unburned portion is removed. ..
Further, since the bottom surface portion 1b of the incense burner 1 is formed flat or the partition member 22 is provided inside the incense burner 2 so that the incense stick 11 is inserted to a predetermined depth such as the incense burner ash 12, the incense stick is always inserted. The depth at which 11 is inserted into the incense burner ash 12 and the like can be made constant.

Further, when a flame is generated in the ignition device 3 placed on the stand of the Buddhist altar or the like, a light is lit inside the lantern section 31, so that it can be aesthetically pleasing as a Buddhist altar and can be prepared for the Buddhist altar without discomfort. ..
In addition, since the incense stick 11 can be ignited with a light operation while the ignition device 3 is placed on a Buddhist altar stand or the like, the incense stick 11 can be ignited in a stable state to prevent a fire or the like. Safety can be improved.
Further, since the tip of the incense stick 11 is inserted into the upper opening 31a of the lantern portion 31 to ignite the incense stick, for example, the incense stick 11 can be ignited by preventing the influence of the wind generated by an electric fan, an air conditioner, or the like. In addition, it is possible to prevent the fire from scattering to the surroundings (flying fire), and it is possible to improve the safety against fire and the like.

1, 2 incense burner 1a, 2a Main body 1b, 2b Bottom part 1c, 2c Opening part 1d, 2d Support part 3 Ignition device 11 Incense stick 11a Processing part 12, 23 Incense burner ash 22 Partition member 31 Lighter 31a Upper opening 31b Lower opening Part 32 Storage part 32a Lower end part 32b Storage opening 33 Gas lighter 33a Flame nozzle part 33b Ignition operation part 33c Lighter body 34 Operation installation part 35 Upper end part 42 Cleaning tool 42a Holding part 42b Handle part 42c Connection part 43 Storage container

Claims (4)

Censer with ash and incense burner
An ignition device that ignites the incense stick inserted in the incense burner,
A cleaning tool that pinches and removes the unburned portion of the incense stick remaining in the incense burner.
With
The incense burner
It is provided with an incense stick contact surface portion that is arranged inside or below the incense burner ash and abuts the tip of one end of the incense stick inserted in the incense burner ash.
The incense stick contact surface portion
With the tip of one end of the incense stick inserted in the incense burner ash in contact with the incense stick contact surface, the flame-retardant processed portion provided on one end of the incense stick It is arranged at a depth position from the surface of the incense burner ash that protrudes from the surface of the incense burner ash with a length that can be sandwiched by the cleaning tool.
A Buddhist equipment set featuring that. The incense burner
The incense stick contact surface portion having a flat plate shape or a flat mesh shape is provided.
The Buddhist equipment set according to claim 1, wherein the Buddhist equipment set is characterized in that. The cleaning tool
Two sandwiching parts that sandwich the processed part of the incense stick,
Two handle portions with one end connected to each base end side of the two sandwiching portions,
A connecting portion that connects between the other ends of the two handle portions,
With
The two sandwiching parts
The handle portion is formed wider than the handle portion so that the surface of the incense burner ash can be flattened on the tip side located in the extending direction of the handle portion connected to the base end side.
The Buddhist equipment set according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the Buddhist equipment set. The ignition device is
A lantern that is translucent and has an opening,
A storage unit that stores a lighter inside and emits the flame generated by the lighter inside the lantern unit.
With
The storage unit
When the ignition device is placed upright on a table, the lower end of the shape that expands toward the table and the ground contact area increases.
An upper end portion that supports the lantern portion with the opening facing upward, and an upper end portion that supports the lantern portion.
With
The lantern section
The other end of the incense stick inserted through the opening has a size that reaches the flame generated by the lighter.
The Buddhist equipment set according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the Buddhist equipment set is characterized in that.

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