JP4121933B2 - Buddhist storage for grave - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a Buddhist accessory storage for a tomb that stores an incense burner, phosphorus, a candle stand, and the like.

Generally, an incense burner is installed in front of the tombstone, but many have a structure in which the stone is pulled out and the front and back are opened. However, since the conventional incense burner is open at the front and back, there is a problem that burning incense sticks are scattered by the wind or the like, causing a fire, and ash is scattered to pollute the surroundings.

For this reason, the inside of the stone is cut out from the top, the ashtray outlet is provided below the side of the stone container, the ventilation opening is provided above, and the stone lid is detachably attached to the upper opening of the stone container A safety censer for graves has been proposed (for example, Patent Document 1). However, this incense burner needs to remove a heavy stone lid every time it raises an incense stick, and it is necessary to put the lid on when going home, which is cumbersome and may be lost when the lid is removed. Also, since this incense burner is open only at the top, there is a problem that if it is installed at a high position, only the smoke of the burning incense can be seen and it is difficult to confirm the combustion state.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-096339

The present invention improves the above problems, and has a two-stage structure of a lower Buddhist storehouse and an upper Buddhist storehouse, and the door of the storehouse can be opened and closed simply by rotating a rotating body provided with a door, and an incense burner is installed. The incense burning state can be checked from the front, and when the door is closed, burning incense sticks and ash are not scattered outside by the wind and are excellent in safety. Not only incense burners but also Buddhist tools such as phosphorus and candlesticks are stored. It provides a Buddhist accessory storage for graves that is suitable for doing so.

Grave for Buddhist storage box according to claim 1 of the present invention, butt bottom plate and top plate, and between the right and left side walls, the storage case body formed into a box shape having an open front, a shaft to said bottom plate The rotating plate portion of the rotating body formed in a L-shaped cross section by protruding a rotating door on one upper side of the rotating plate portion is supported in a horizontal direction on a shaft protruding from the bottom plate. A Buddhist storage is formed, and this Buddhist storage has a two-stage structure of a lower Buddhist storage and an upper Buddhist storage. A planar arc-shaped rotary door is provided at the rear edge of the rotary plate portion formed in the shape of an L-shaped cross section, and the shaft protruding from the bottom plate is a plane arc portion in front of the rotary plate portion. The rotary body of the upper Buddhist ware storage is connected to one of the edges of the circular rotating flat plate portion, and is a half-cylindrical rotating body. The shaft protruding from the bottom plate is provided behind the shaft of the lower buddha storage, the center of the circular rotary plate portion is connected to this shaft, and the upper tier The front of the rotating body of the Buddhist ware storage is arranged behind the front of the rotating body of the lower Buddhist ware storage , and the rotating doors of both rotating bodies are formed so as to close the front opening of the storage body, by opening and closing the rotary door by rotating the rotating member, in which Buddhist placed on the rotation plate portion is characterized in that as infested.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a burial storehouse for graves according to the first aspect, wherein the bottom plate of the upper Buddhist storehouse is formed by the upper surface plate of the lower Buddhist storehouse, and the upper Buddhist storehouse is rotated here. A shaft for supporting the body is provided in a protruding manner .

According to the Buddhist accessory storage for the tomb according to claim 1 of the present invention, a two-stage structure of a lower Buddhist accessory storage and an upper Buddhist accessory storage is provided, and the revolving door can be easily opened and closed simply by rotating the rotating body of the storage. In addition, the combustion state can be confirmed. When returning home, the rotating body is rotated and the rotary door of the incense burner is closed, so that burning incense sticks, ash and the like are not scattered outside by the wind, and a fire can be prevented and the surroundings are not soiled.

Furthermore, the rotating body provided in the lower Buddhist accessory storage has a cross section with a planar arc-shaped revolving door projecting from the rear edge of the rotating flat plate portion in which the front and rear edges are formed in a planar arc shape. Since the shaft formed in the L shape and projecting from the bottom plate is connected to the center of the flat circular arc portion in front of the rotating flat plate portion , an incense burner with an ashtray placed on the rotating flat plate portion is rotated. As a result, the incense burner is pulled out to the near side, so that it is easy to put the incense stick on it, and it can be rotated and stored in a narrow area in the storage body to reduce the size of the storage.

According to the pre-grave Buddhist warehousing according to claim 2 of the present invention, the bottom plate of the upper Buddhist warehousing is formed by the upper surface plate of the lower Buddhist warehousing, and the rotating body of the Buddhist warehousing is supported here. Since the shaft to project is provided, it is possible to reduce the number of parts and reduce the size and weight .

We realized a Buddhist accessory storage for the tomb in which the lower Buddhist storehouse used as an incense burner and the upper Buddhist storehouse used to store phosphorus and candlesticks are stacked in two layers.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 shows a two-stage structure in which a lower Buddhist accessory storage 1 made of stone is used as an incense burner 2 and an upper Buddhist accessory storage 3 made of stone is used as a storage for storing phosphorus and a candle stand. As shown in FIG. 3, the lower Buddhist accessory storage 1 serving as the incense burner 2 is a box-shaped storage having a bottom plate 5, a top plate 6, and block-like left and right side walls 7, 7 that are open at the front and back. A cabinet body 8 is formed, and a rotating body 11 including a rotary plate portion 9 and a rotary door 10 is supported on a shaft 12 so as to be rotatable in the horizontal direction.

As shown in FIG. 4, the bottom plate 5 is formed of a stone plate having a rectangular front surface protruding in an arc shape, and block-like side walls 7 are attached to both sides thereof. As for this side wall 7, the side surface by the side of the rotary body 11 curves inward, and the smoke vent 14 is formed in the horizontal direction in the upper surface.

As shown in FIG. 2, the rotating body 11 has a planar arc-shaped revolving door 10 protruding from the upper portion of the rear edge of the rotating plate portion 9 having front and rear edges formed in a plane arc shape . Are formed in an L-shaped cross section. The rotating flat plate portion 9 is connected to the center of a flat circular arc portion in front of the rotating plate portion 9 by a shaft 12 protruding from the bottom plate 5 so that the rotating body 11 is supported to be rotatable in the horizontal direction. Further, an upper surface plate 6 is attached to the upper portions of the left and right side walls 7 as shown in FIG.

Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the rotating body 11 is moved from the state in which the rotating door 10 is located at the rear, the front surface of the storage body 8 is opened, and the rotating flat plate portion 9 is located on the front side. 2 and 5, the revolving door 10 comes to the front side and closes the front opening between the left and right side walls 7, 7 as shown in FIGS. 2 and 5.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 6, the upper Buddhist accessory storage 3 formed on the lower Buddhist accessory storage 1 has a top plate 6 as a bottom plate 16 as shown in FIG. A planar U-shaped frame body 17 is attached to both sides, and planar L-shaped frame bodies 18 and 18 are attached to both sides of the frame body. Is formed.

A rotary body 22 is provided inside the frame body 17, and the rotary body 22 is provided with a half-cylindrical rotary door 21 projecting from one of the edges of the circular rotary plate 20, as shown in FIG. Are formed in an L-shaped cross section. Further, the rotating flat plate portion 20 of the rotating body 22 is supported by a shaft 12 protruding from the upper surface plate 6 of the lower Buddhist accessory storage 1 which also serves as the bottom surface plate 16 at the center thereof so as to be rotatable in the horizontal direction. The shaft 12 protruding from the bottom plate 16 is provided behind the shaft 12 of the lower Buddhist accessory storage 1. Further, a door 19 is attached to a front end of the side wall portions 18A and 18B of the plane L-shaped frames 18 and 18 disposed on both sides of the plane U-shaped frame 17 by a shaft 23 so as to be opened and closed. Further, the front surface of the rotating body 22 of the upper Buddhist accessory storage 3 is arranged behind the front surface of the rotating body 11 of the lower Buddhist accessory storage 1 .

Accordingly, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 6, the rotating body 21 is located in the rear, the front surface of the plane U-shaped frame body 17 is opened, and the rotating flat plate portion 20 is positioned on the front side. When the hand 22 is rotated by hand, as shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 7, the rotary door 21 comes to the near side and closes the front opening of the planar U-shaped frame 17.

As shown in FIG. 8, the two-tiered Buddhist accessory storages 1 and 3 are installed in front of the tombstone 26 and flower stands 27 and 27 are installed on both sides thereof. An ashtray 28 is attached to the rotating flat plate portion 9 of the lower Buddhist accessory storage 1 that becomes the incense burner 2. Further, the left and right doors 19 and 19 of the upper Buddhist accessory storage 3 are opened, and a candle stand 30 is attached inside. Further, phosphorus 29 is attached to the rotary plate 20 of the rotating body 22 at the center.

Normally, as shown in FIG. 9, the upper and lower rotary doors 10 and 21 are closed on the front side, and the left and right doors 19 and 19 of the upper Buddhist accessory storage 3 are also closed. When entering the grave, the upper and lower revolving doors 10 and 21 are rotated to place the ashtray 28 and the phosphorus 29 on the front side, and the door 19 is opened to expose the candle stand 30. After this, a candle is lit on the candle stand 30, the incense stick is set on fire and placed on the ashtray 28, and then phosphorus 29 is sounded to join the palm. When returning, the upper and lower revolving doors 10 and 21 are rotated and closed, and the doors 19 and 19 are closed.

Accordingly, the incense burner 2 and phosphorus 29 can be easily opened and closed simply by rotating the revolving doors 10 and 21, and the rotating body 22 of the upper Buddhist ware storage 3 has the front face of the lower Buddhist ware storage 1. The rotary body 22 of the lower Buddhist accessory storage 1 is disposed behind the front surface of the rotary body 11, and the rotary flat plate portion 9 projects from the bottom plate 5 at the center of the plane arc portion in front of the rotary plate. since eccentrically rotated by being connected with the shaft 12, when mounted ashtray 28 to the rotary plate portion 9, by rotation of the rotary member 22, is easy to put incense since ashtray 28 is pulled out to the front side, yet its The combustion state can be confirmed from the front. Since closing the revolving door 10 censer 2 when the home, such as incense and ash in the combustion does not scatter to the outside air, the fire can be prevented, not Gana can damage the surroundings.

Further, since the rotating flat plate portions 9 and 20 of the rotating bodies 11 and 22 and the edges of the rotary doors 10 and 21 are formed in a plane arc shape, the rotating bodies 11 and 22 are rotated in a small area in the storage main bodies 8 and 15 and stored. Drawing can be performed and the storage can be downsized.

It is a perspective view which shows the state which opened the door of the Buddhist accessory storage for graves by the Example of this invention. It is a vertical side view which shows the state which closed the door of the Buddhist accessory storage for graves of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the lower Buddhist accessory storage used as an incense burner. FIG. 4 is a plan view showing the lower Buddhist accessory storage with the top plate removed with the revolving door of FIG. 3 open. FIG. 5 is a plan view showing the lower Buddhist accessory storage with the top plate removed with the revolving door of FIG. 4 closed. It is a top view which shows the upper stage Buddhist accessory storage where the upper surface board was removed in the state which opened the rotation door of FIG. FIG. 7 is a plan view showing an upper Buddhist accessory storage with the top plate removed with the revolving door of FIG. 6 closed. It is a perspective view which shows the state which installed the Buddhist accessory storage for graves in front of a gravestone, and opened the door. It is a perspective view which shows the state which closed the door of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

1 Lower buddha storage
2 Incense burner
3 Upper Buddhist accessory storage
5 Bottom plate
6 Top plate
7 Left and right side walls
8 Storage body
9 Rotating flat plate
10 Revolving door
11 Rotating body
12 axes
15 Storage body
16 Bottom plate
17 Frame
17A side wall
18 Plane L-shaped frame
18A side wall
19 door
20 Rotating flat plate
21 Revolving door
22 Rotating body
23 axes
24 Top plate
26 Tombstone
28 Ashtray
29 Phosphorus
30 Candlestick

Claims (2)

The bottom plate, top plate, and left and right side walls are used to project a shaft on the bottom plate of the box body formed in a box shape with an open front, and a revolving door on one side of the rotating plate Then, the rotating flat plate portion of the rotating body formed in an L-shaped cross section is supported by a shaft protruding from the bottom plate so as to be rotatable in the horizontal direction to form a Buddhist accessory storage. It has a two-stage structure of a storage and an upper Buddhist storehouse, and the rotating body of the lower Buddhist storehouse has a flat surface on the rear edge of the rotating flat plate portion in which the front and rear edges are formed in a planar arc shape. An arc-shaped revolving door is projected to form an L-shaped cross section, and a shaft projecting from the bottom plate is connected to the center of the flat arc portion in front of the rotating flat plate portion, and the upper Buddhist accessory storage is rotated. The body is formed in an L-shaped cross section by projecting a half-cylindrical rotary door on one of the edges of the circular rotary plate, and protrudes from the bottom plate. The lower shaft of the lower bud storage is connected to the center of the circular rotating flat plate portion, and the rotating body of the upper bud storage is on the front of the lower bud storage. is arranged from the front surface of the rotating body to the rear, by the revolving door of the two rotary members is formed so as to close the front opening of the storing main body, to open and close the revolving door by rotating the rotating member, the rotation plate portion Buddha storage for graves, characterized in that the Buddhist ware placed on the basin appears and disappears. The bottom plate of the upper Buddhist storehouse is formed by the upper surface plate of the lower Buddhist storehouse, and a shaft for supporting the rotating body of the upper Buddhist storehouse is provided so as to protrude therefrom. Buddhist accessory storage for graves.

Images