JP3241964U - dust bone storage idol - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide an idol for storing ashes, which allows the bereaved family to place the ashes in an appropriate place, a favorite place, or a nearby place so that the ashes can be suitably worshiped or the like. An idol main body (11) having a bone dust container (20) capable of storing dust and bones in an idol internal space (13), and a bone dust storage idol (10) having an idol pedestal (12) below the bone dust storage idol (10). The dust and bones storage is characterized in that the idol main body 11 can be connected to the idol pedestal 12 in a state in which the dust bones container 20 containing the dusted bones is held in the space 13 inside the idol. The idol 10 and the bone dust container 20 have a bone dust container screw portion 20a, and the idol pedestal 12 has an idol pedestal screw portion 12a. The bones storage idol 10 described above, which can be screwed on the pedestal 12 . [Selection drawing] Fig. 1

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to an idol containing dust and bones, and more particularly, to an idol containing dust and bones having a bone dust container in the space inside the idol.

In recent years, the lack of space for graves in temple premises, cemeteries, memorial graves, charnel houses, pagodas, etc. has become a problem.
Along with this, memorial services without graves, such as natural burials such as tree burials and ocean burials, are also being performed.
On the other hand, memorial services are also held in so-called home graves where the ashes are kept at home.

Patent Document 1 describes a ``bone urn and statue of Shinto and Buddha'' in which remains are placed inside a statue of a deity or a statue of Kannon. It is
However, in the "urn urn and statue of a deity" of Patent Literature 1, the ashes are not powdered bones, and therefore the urn must be of a certain size. In addition, since a so-called "bone pot" is used, it is inconvenient to insert and remove bones.

Patent Literature 2 describes a Buddha statue in which remains can be enshrined in the body.
However, in the Buddha statue of Patent Document 2, the ashes are not powdered bones, so the urn must be of a certain size, and if the Buddha statue is made smaller, the number of ashes that can be stored is extremely limited.
Moreover, the Buddha statue in Patent Document 2 has almost no description of its internal structure, and it is almost unknown in what form the ashes can be stored.

Patent Document 3 describes a cinerary container in which ashes and relics can be placed close to a Buddhist altar, alcove, etc., and a statue such as a Buddha statue, a Kannon statue, a Christ statue, etc. is described as the upper appearance.
However, in the structure of Patent Document 3, the remains and relics are stored inside the pedestal of the statue, and are not stored inside the statue. unfavorable as a target for
In addition, the number of ashes that can be stored is extremely limited because the ashes are not powdered bones and the space for storage is limited to the pedestal.

Patent Document 4 describes a method of scattering cremated ashes in the womb of a Buddha statue for final treatment, and the deceased is in the Pure Land at home with the Buddha, and is placed in a cemetery. It states that there is a big difference. It is said that the object of the scattering of ashes is powdered cremated ashes.
However, the insertion port for inserting the bone ash is the center part of the back, which is relatively inconspicuous part of the Buddha statue, but is actually visible from the outside. The inside of the Buddha statue was filled with the bone ash (powder bone), which caused problems in how to handle it afterwards.

Many people prefer to place the ashes in their homes or other places of their choosing, rather than in places such as temples, cemeteries, memorial graves, charnel houses, or pagodas. Many people have Furthermore, many people are reluctant to mix the remains of animals, pets, etc., in the name of communal burial.
However, at present, neither a suitable form of ashes for such a person nor a preferred form of "object of worship" has been fully satisfactory.

Utility Model Registration No. 3060300 JP-A-2000-139676 Utility Model Registration No. 3149580 JP-A-2005-040548

The present invention has been made in view of the above background art, and its object is to place the ashes in an appropriate place, a favorite place, or a place close to the bereaved family, etc., and give dignity to the ashes so that they can be appropriately worshiped. It is to provide an idol that can be done.

As a result of extensive studies to solve the above problems and problems, the inventor of the present invention has found that the powdered bones obtained by pulverizing the ashes are stored in a specific container in a specific manner, and the lid is closed in a specific form. The inventors have found that an idol having the powdered bone container in the space inside the idol can solve the above-described problems and problems, and have arrived at the present invention.

That is, the present invention is an idol main body having a ``receptacle for storing bones and bones'' in the interior space of the idol, and a bones storing idol having an idol pedestal at the bottom of the idol storing bones. ,
To provide an idol containing dust and bones, characterized in that the main body of the idol can be connected to the idol pedestal while having ``the container containing the dust and bones'' in the inner space of the idol. It is.

In addition, the present invention is an idol main body having a ``bone bones container adapted to be able to store bones and bones'' in the space inside the idol, and a bone dust storage idol having an idol pedestal under the idol. ,
The bone dust container has a screw part for the bone dust container, and the idol pedestal has an idol pedestal screw part, so that "the bone dust container containing the bone dust" can be screwed on the idol pedestal. and
To provide the aforementioned idol containing dust and bones, wherein the main body of the idol can be connected to the idol pedestal while having ``the container containing the dust and bones'' in the interior space of the idol. .

Further, according to the present invention, the bone dust container screw part of the bone dust container is a male screw threaded on the outer circumference, and the idol base screw part of the idol base is threaded on the inner circumference. The present invention provides the aforementioned dust storage idol which is an internal thread.

In addition, according to the present invention, by connecting the idol main body side connecting portion of the idol main body and the idol base side connecting portion of the idol pedestal, the idol main body is referred to as "the powdered bones containing the powdered bones". To provide the above-mentioned dust-and-bones storage idol that can be combined with the idol pedestal while having the "container" in the inner space of the idol.

Further, in the present invention, the bone dust container has one or more partitions inside the bone dust container inside the bone dust container, and the bone dust container is divided and stored in the bone dust container of two or more people. It is to provide the above-mentioned bones and bones storage idol that can be made.

According to the present invention, the ashes are not placed in remote or unfamiliar places such as temples, cemeteries, memorial graves, charnel houses, or pagodas, but in familiar or favorite places such as homes. can be kept
Also, according to the present invention, there is no need to pay for the maintenance of cemeteries, charnels, and the like.

In addition, since the object of worship is the remains of the deceased that are stored inside, unlike mortuary tablets or ordinary idols, it is always possible to worship the deceased directly or "close to the deceased." You can worship (you can feel like you are worshiping) to the "object".

In addition, according to the present invention, the ashes are pulverized, but not scattered as in natural burials such as tree burials and sea burials. You can honor the deceased by performing adoration or worship.
Moreover, according to the present invention, even when it is not possible to visit a grave, one can visit the grave at home. In addition, it is possible to appropriately deal with mementos, split bones, and the like.

A person who destroys, abandons, or acquires ashes is punishable by imprisonment with work for not more than three years (Article 190 of the Penal Code). The act of implementing the present invention by keeping it in an idol is naturally not punishable.
On the contrary, it is possible to worship and worship the deceased in a very good way, as described above, compared to, for example, storing and keeping it in an urn.

The bone dust storage idol of the present invention has a bone dust container inside thereof in such a form that it can be detached from the main body of the idol. Therefore, the idol can be easily replaced. That is, the idol body can be changed or replaced (replaced) as desired. In other words, it is possible to respond appropriately according to preferences, religion, and the like.

In addition, according to the present invention, the container for broken bones and the main body of the idol can be separated, and the container for broken bones on the other hand can be a mass-produced product or a general-purpose product, and can be used for various idols, religions, etc. Adapts and adapts well to each species. For example, only one type of container for broken bones can handle various idols that meet the wishes of the bereaved family or the deceased.

Further, in the bone dust container of the present invention, since the entrance for the bone dust is not located on the side of the image, it is easy to store the bone dust.
In addition, since the container can be turned upside down and the bone powder can be put in with the (entrance) of the container facing upward, the bone powder can be easily stored.
In addition, once the bone dust is stored in the dust container, it will not leak to the outside, and even if the lid is screwed, the dust bone inside will not bite into the screw. will not cause galling).

In addition, according to the present invention, the remains of non-human animals such as experimental animals in research institutes, universities, etc.; animals in zoos, aquariums, etc.; pets kept in homes, etc. can be stored. It is also possible to mix powdered bones and carry out a joint burial.
The idol itself in this invention is not limited to idols related to religion such as Buddha statues, Kannon statues, Jizo statues, Christ statues, Maria statues, etc., but also idols in the shape of animals raised at the above places and institutions. Therefore, it can be applied in many ways.

Also, the shape of the idol can be, for example, a cat, a dog, a rabbit, a bird, a tortoise, or the like, in addition to the religious shapes described above. Furthermore, it can be made into a shape other than an animal.

1 is a vertical cross-sectional view of an example of a bones storage idol of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a vertical cross-sectional view of an example of a bones storage idol of the present invention; FIG. It is a perspective view showing an example of the usage method and the preparation method of the bones and bones storage idol of the present invention. (a) A picture of the bone powder container containing the bone powder (b) A picture of the container with the bone powder containing the bone powder covered with the idol pedestal (d) An example of a finished drawing of the idol containing bones and bones of the present invention, which is formed by putting the main body of the idol on the idol pedestal and combining it. Fig. 2 is a perspective view of a bone dust container having a partition inside the bone dust container so that a plurality of (in this case, two) bone dust containers can be accommodated in one bone dust container. 1 is a photograph of an example of a bone dust container in the bone dust storage idol of the present invention; (a) with the lid closed (b) with the lid open 1 is a vertical cross-sectional view of an example of a bones storage idol of the present invention; FIG.

Although the present invention will be described below, the present invention is not limited to the following embodiments, and can be arbitrarily modified and implemented.

The present invention consists of an idol main body 11 having a ``bone dust container 20 capable of storing the bone dust B'' in the space 13 inside the idol, and a bone dust storage having an idol pedestal 12 under the idol 10 containing dust and bones. idol 10,
The bone dust main body 11 can be connected to the idol pedestal 12 in a state in which ``the bone dust container 20 containing the bone dust B'' is provided in the space 13 inside the idol. This is the storage idol 10 .

Furthermore, the present invention includes an idol main body 11 having a "crumb bones container 20 adapted to store the bones B" in the inner space 13 of the idol, and an idol pedestal 12 at the bottom of the idol containing the bones 10. A bone-receiving idol 10,
The bone dust container 20 has a bone dust container screw portion 20a, and the idol base 12 has an idol base screw portion 12a. The screw lid can be tightened,
The idol body 11 can be combined with the idol pedestal 12 in a state that the idol main body 11 has "the dust bone container 20 storing the dust bone B" in the space 13 inside the idol. is preferred.

In the present invention, "idol" refers to an image made of wood, stone, clay, metal, ceramic, plastic, or the like.
In the present invention, the "idol" may or may not be an object of faith, but is preferably an object of faith.
In addition, in the present invention, an "idol" may be an image made in the shape of a god or a Buddha, or an image that is not in the shape of a god or Buddha. is preferable in order to obtain the above effects.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 6, the bone dust storage idol 10 of the present invention is an idol body having a dust bone container 20 capable of storing the bone dust B and an idol internal space 13. 11, and at least an idol pedestal 12 positioned below the idol 10 containing dust and bones.

The bone dust container 20 may be independent of the idol pedestal 12 as shown in FIGS. 12 may be the lid of the bone dust container 20 (having the role of).

In the former case, the bone dust container 20 can be installed in the idol internal space 13 in the idol main body 11 with the mouth for receiving the bone dust B facing upward (FIG. 6).
In the latter case, the bone dust container 20 can be placed in the idol inner space 13 in the idol body 11 with the mouth for putting the bone dust B facing downward (Figs. 1 and 2).

The bone dust container 20 preferably has a screw portion 20a at the mouth portion into which the bone dust B is put.
On the other hand, the idol pedestal 12 preferably has an idol pedestal screw portion 12a toward the upper portion of the idol pedestal 12. As shown in FIG.
The dust bone container 20 containing the dust bone B can be screwed with the idol pedestal 12. It is preferable to cover the idol body 11 from above and connect the idol body 11 to a pedestal or the like. .

The threaded part of the bone dust storage idol 10 of the present invention is not particularly limited, and as shown in FIG. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 2, the bone dust container side may be female threaded and the idol pedestal side may be male threaded.
By adopting a screw cap system, the storage of the dust B is complete, and even if the dust B is turned over once it is stored, the dust B will not leak to the outside, and it will not be attached to the screw. The powdered bone B does not bite.

However, as shown in FIG. 1, the bone dust container screw portion 20a of the bone dust container 20 is a male screw threaded on the outer periphery, and the idol base screw portion 12a of the idol base 12 is , is preferably a female thread threaded on the inner circumference. A screw cap system like the mouth of a plastic bottle is preferred.
If so, it is easy to screw the lid of the dust container 20 containing the dust B, and it is possible to further prevent the dust B from biting the threaded portion (the dust B may cause galling). nothing at all).

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the bone dust storage idol 10 of the present invention has the idol main body 11 in a state in which the "dust bone container 20 containing the bone dust B" is provided in the space 13 inside the idol. , can be combined with the idol pedestal 12 .
Specifically, with regard to the above-mentioned "joining", by joining the idol main body side connecting portion 11b of the idol main body 11 and the idol base side connecting portion 12b of the idol base 12, the idol main body 11 can be converted into a "powder It can be connected to the idol pedestal 12 in a state in which the powdered bone container 20 containing the bone B is held in the idol internal space 13. - 特許庁

Here, the "pedestal" may be a stand on which the main body of the idol 11 is placed, a vehicle, a chair, a rug, a lotus, or the like. There are also those that play the role of a pedestal.

There are no particular restrictions on the method of connecting the idol main body 11 and the idol pedestal 12, and it may be screwed as shown in FIGS. Secondly, there is a method of detachably connecting the collar and projection of the idol body 11 by preventing rotation, fitting, or the like. In addition, bonding methods such as adhesion and temporary bonding, and bonding with the gravity of the idol body 11 can also be used.
In order to check the dust B inside the idol main body 11 and add the dust B, the method of connecting the idol main body 11 and the idol pedestal 12 is preferably a detachable connection method.

As described above, the bones and bones storage idol 10 of the present invention is an idol related to religion and has a religious meaning, such as a Buddha statue, Kannon statue, Jizo statue, Christ statue, Maria statue, etc., and is an object of worship and worship. It may be an idol, or an idol in the shape of an ordinary person, an animal, or the like.
However, a particularly preferred embodiment of the idol 10 containing bone fragments of the present invention is an object of worship, worship, admiration or adoration due to the property that "a bone fragment B is stored". .

Objects in this world to be worshiped and worshiped by the idol 10 of the present invention are parents such as fathers and mothers; grandfathers, grandmothers, etc.; relatives, relatives, etc.; favorite characters; animals in zoos, aquariums, etc.; experimental animals;
In addition to the above-mentioned religious image forms, the forms of idols also include image forms that model the above-mentioned objects.

The bone meal container installed inside the bone meal storage idol 10 of the present invention has a partition 20c inside the bone meal container so that a plurality of types of bone meal B can be stored without being mixed with each other, although not limited thereto. It is also preferable to have
In the present invention, the bone dust container 20 has one or more internal partitions 20c inside the bone dust container 20, and divides the bone dust B of two or more people in the bone dust container. It is particularly preferred that the bones storage idol 10 is designed to be able to be stored in a single step.

The internal partition 20c of the bone dust container is also used (not shown) in a mode in which the bone dust container 20 is independent from the idol pedestal 12 as shown in FIGS. It is also used in such a mode that the idol pedestal 12 serves as a lid for the bone dust container 20 (Fig. 4).

FIG. 4 shows a configuration in which one powdered bone container internal partition 20c is divided into two sections (two spaces for two people). In FIG. 4, since the bone dust container 20 is partitioned up to the mouth of the bone dust container 20 by the internal partition 20c, the bone dust B of two persons can be completely separated and put into each space (section) separately.

By partitioning the inside of the bone dust container so that a plurality of bone dust B can be stored, for example, the ashes of a paternal relative and the ashes of a maternal relative can be partitioned (divided) into one dust bone container. ) can be stored.
The present invention is a powdered bone storage that can store the powdered bones B of the father or the paternal side and the powdered bones B of the mother or the mother's side by partitioning them into two or more spaces in the said bone powder container. An idol 10 is particularly preferred.

The ratio of the height of the bone dust container 20 to the height of the bone dust storage idol 10 is not particularly limited, but is preferably 20% or more and 90% or less, more preferably 30% or more and 80% or less. It is preferably 50% or more and 70% or less, particularly preferably.
The ratio of the width of the bone dust container 20 to the width of the bone dust storage idol 10 is not particularly limited, but is preferably 10% or more and 80% or less, more preferably 20% or more and 70% or less. It is preferably 30% or more and 60% or less, particularly preferably.

The material of the dust and bone storage container is not particularly limited to plastic (synthetic resin), wood, metal, ceramic, etc., but the inside must be visible, mass production is possible, and it is easy to manufacture general-purpose and mass-produced products. From these points, it is preferable that the container for containing the powdered bones is made of synthetic resin (plastic).

Using FIG. 3, a description will be given of how to use the bones storing idol 10, which is a particularly preferred embodiment of the present invention.

The cremated ashes are pulverized into powdered bones B using, for example, a general pulverizing device, hands (and tools), or the like.
As shown in FIG. 3(a), the obtained bone dust B is put into a bone dust container 20 using a spoon, funnel, paraffin paper, or the like. At that time, since the mouth of the bone dust container 20 can be directed upward, the bone dust B can be easily put in through the mouth.

After putting the bone dust B into the bone dust container 20, the lid is screwed on the idol pedestal 12 as shown in FIG. 3(b). Since it is tightened with a screw, the bone powder B does not leak outside.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 3(c), the whole is turned upside down (upside down) so that the bone dust container 20 is positioned on the idol pedestal 12. Next, as shown in FIG.

Finally, as shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 3(d), the idol body 11 is placed over the idol pedestal 12, and the idol body side connecting portion 11b and the pedestal side connecting portion are connected. In FIGS. 1, 2, and 3(d), the connection bolts 14 are used for the connection, but the connection means is not particularly limited.

Also, using FIGS. 5 and 6, a description will be given of how to use the bones and bones storage idol 10, which is a particularly preferred embodiment of the present invention.

The cremated ashes are pulverized into powdered bones B using, for example, a general pulverizing device, hands (and tools), or the like.
The obtained bone powder B is put into the bone powder container 20 using a spoon, a funnel, paraffin paper, or the like.
After putting the bone dust B into the bone dust container 20, the lid is put on (Fig. 5(a), Fig. 6).

Next, as shown in FIG. 6, the bone dust container 20 is placed on the idol pedestal 12, and as shown in FIG. The side connecting portion 11b and the base side connecting portion are connected. Although the connection bolt 14 is used for the connection in FIG. 6, the connection means is not particularly limited.

The completed “powdered bones storage idol 10 having the powdered bones B in the idol inner space 13” can be placed inside the home (indoors/buildings) such as a Buddhist altar, a Shinto altar, an alcove, a shelf, etc. Alternatively, it can be placed outdoors (outdoors, outside a building).

The cremated bone storage idol 10 of the present invention can be used in the fields of cremation and funerals, religion, art production and sales, furniture production and sales, It is widely used in the field of manufacturing and selling Shinto and Buddhist altar fittings.

REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 10 bone dust storage idol 11 idol main body 11b idol main body side coupling portion 12 idol pedestal 12a idol pedestal screw portion 12b idol pedestal side coupling portion 13 space inside idol 14 coupling bolt 20 bone dust container 20a screw portion for bone dust container 20c inside dust bone container Partition B Powder bone

Claims (10)

An idol main body having a ``receptacle for storing bone fragments'' in the interior space of the idol, and a bone dust storing idol having an idol pedestal at the bottom of the idol storing dust and bones,
A dust and bones storage idol characterized in that the idol main body can be connected to the idol pedestal while having "the dust and bones container storing the dust and bones" in the inner space of the idol. An idol main body having a ``receptacle for storing bone fragments'' in the interior space of the idol, and a bone dust storing idol having an idol pedestal at the bottom of the idol storing dust and bones,
The bone dust container has a screw part for the bone dust container, and the idol pedestal has an idol pedestal screw part, so that "the bone dust container containing the bone dust" can be screwed on the idol pedestal. and
2. The idol containing dust and bones according to claim 1, wherein the main body of the idol can be connected to the idol pedestal while having "the dust and bone container in which the dust and bones are stored" in the inner space of the idol. The bone dust container screw part of the bone dust container is a male screw threaded on the outer circumference, and the idol base screw part of the idol base is a female screw screw on the inner circumference. The dust-and-bone storage idol according to claim 2. By connecting the idol main body side connecting portion of the idol main body and the idol base side connecting portion of the idol base, the idol main body is formed into a space within the idol by "the container containing the powdered bones". 3. The idol with bones and bones according to claim 1 or 2, which can be connected to the idol pedestal while holding the idol. 3. The dust and bones storage idol according to claim 1, wherein the ratio of the height of the dust and bones container to the height of the dust and bones storage idol is 20% or more and 90% or less. 3. The dust and bones storage idol according to claim 1, wherein the ratio of the width of the dust and bones container to the width of the dust and bones storage idol is 10% or more and 80% or less. 3. The dust and bones storing idol according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the dust and bones storing idol is an object of worship, worship, admiration or worship. The bone dust container has one or more partitions in the dust bone container inside the bone dust container, so that the bone dust container can store the dust bones of two or more persons in a partitioned manner. 3. The idol containing dust and bones according to claim 1 or 2. 9. The bone dust storage according to claim 8, wherein the bone dust container of the father or the paternal side and the bone dust of the mother or the mother's side can be stored by partitioning the bone dust container into two or more spaces. idol. 3. The dust and bones storage idol according to claim 1, wherein the dust and bones storage container is made of synthetic resin.

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