JP6952756B2 - Buddha-shaped pottery containing bone powder and its manufacturing method - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a Buddhist image-shaped pottery containing bone powder and a method for producing the same. It relates to a Buddhist image-shaped pottery containing bone powder that is formed in the shape of a Buddhist image to improve the memorial effect.

Burial is the main method used in South Korea to dispose of corpses when humans and pets die.

However, burial is the process of digging land, putting a casket containing a corpse in it, then burying the land with soil, placing a monument on top of it, or raising the soil to create a convex burial. In South Korea, where the land is small, burial has the problem of turning a large land area into a graveyard every year, and securing land for burial is also costly. Recently, cremation has become a favorite and often used because of problems and never easy.

However, if the corpse is cremated and bone powder is sprinkled naturally in mountains, rivers, the sea, etc., there will be no object to mourn the dead in the future because there is no grave. The method of cremation is being actively used.

A bone burial box is a container that cremates a corpse and stores its ashes. say.

However, as described above, since the ashes are stored as they are, there is a psychological refusal to store them at home, and the bone-feeding box is placed in a separate space, that is, a memorial park or the like. In that case, there was a problem that the burden of cost was large.

In addition, when water is supplied to the bone powder, there are problems such as putrefaction and a foul odor, and insects invading.

Furthermore, when burying or placing in a memorial park, only one area is allowed for each dead person, so two areas are required between families, for example, even in the case of a married couple. There was a problem that cost and space were required.

Korean Publication No. 2001-0000795

An object of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is that by providing a Buddhist image-shaped pottery made by mixing bone powder with a powder material for pottery such as white clay, water is not supplied to the bone powder. Since the problem of corruption does not occur and the Buddha-shaped pottery contains bone powder, a feeling of psychological stability is created, and since the Buddha-shaped pottery is mourned while looking at it, the mourning effect is improved psychologically. It is to provide a Buddhist image-shaped pottery containing bone powder and a method for manufacturing the same, which makes it possible to mourn and pray at any time without visiting a temple.

Another object of the present invention is to enable the ceramic to display dead information such as name, date of birth, and photograph.

Another purpose is to allow the entire bone powder to be completely processed by fitting and firing the remaining bone powder of the dead person in the Buddha-shaped ceramics.

At the same time, there is yet another purpose in that the bone meal of the spouse, children, and other family members can be further added so that the effect of the burial can be obtained.

The features of the present invention for achieving the above-mentioned object are a Buddha-shaped body, a base end formed in the lower part of the body and provided with a dead information display including the name of the dead and the date of birth and death. The fuselage and base end are 20-40% by weight of bone meal, 10-30% by weight of white clay, 10-30% by weight of clay, 5-15% by weight of feldspar, 1-feldspar of feldspar, based on the total weight. The pottery material powder containing 10% by weight and 1 to 10% by weight of charcoal is mixed with water and integrally molded, and then glaze is applied and baked into a Buddha-shaped pottery containing bone powder.

A photograph of the dead is also displayed on the dead information display unit.

At a predetermined part of the pottery, a dead symbol containing the bone powder of the dead is arranged so as to be exposed to the outside.

At the same time, a space for further containing bone powder is formed inside the pottery, or an ashes box for containing bone powder is formed so that the pottery can be buried.

On the other hand, another feature of the present invention is that, based on the total weight, bone powder 20-40% by weight, white clay 10-30% by weight, clay 10-30% by weight, glaze 5-15% by weight, feldspar 1-10. A pottery material powder containing 1% by weight and 1 to 10% by weight of charcoal is mixed with water to form a Buddha image on the dead information display part including the name of the dead and the date of birth and death, and the base end and the upper part of the base end. A molding step of integrally molding the body, a unglazed step of drying the molded porcelain and then unglazed at 600 to 1000 ° C., a glaze step of applying glaze to the unglazed porcelain, and the porcelain coated with the glaze. Is a method for producing a Buddhist image-shaped pottery containing bone powder, which comprises a main firing step of baking at 1100 to 1500 ° C.

According to the present invention configured as described above, by providing a Buddhist image-shaped pottery made by adding bone powder to a material powder for pottery such as white clay, the pottery is not stored in the state of bone powder. Bone powder is dispersed in the wall surface of the ceramic with glass on the surface, there is no concern about rotting, there is less psychological refusal, and the shape of the Buddha image improves the memorial effect, so you do not visit the temple It has the effect of being able to mourn and pray at any time, and to mourn the dead anywhere.

In addition, the dead information such as a photograph and name can be written on the base end of the pottery so that descendants can recognize the dead more accurately, and it is possible to mourn while looking at the photograph in the process of mourning the dead. Therefore, there is an effect that the memorial effect is improved.

Furthermore, the effect of burial can be obtained by allowing the bone powder of a spouse, a child, or other family member to be further placed in the Buddha-shaped pottery.

In addition to these, there is an effect that the pottery can have a symbolism for the dead by deploying a dead symbol whose main component is the bone meal of the dead.

It is a figure which shows the Buddha-shaped ceramics which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the Buddha-shaped ceramics which concerns on other embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the space in the Buddha image-shaped ceramics which concerns on this invention. It is a figure which shows the space in the Buddha image-shaped ceramics which concerns on this invention.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the Buddha-shaped ceramics containing bone powder according to the present invention are formed on the Buddha-shaped body 10 and the lower part of the body 10, and the dead information including the names of the dead and the date of birth and death. The base end 30 having the display portion 20 is included, and the body 10 and the base end 30 are 20 to 40% by weight of bone powder, 10 to 30% by weight of white clay, and 10 to 30% by weight of clay based on the total weight. , 5 to 15% by weight of clay stone, 1 to 10% by weight of feldspar, and 1 to 10% by weight of charcoal. be.

In the above, white clay is also called white clay or white clay, and is used as a raw material for white ceramics.

The clay changes its shape when a force is applied when kneading, and retains its shape even when the force is removed, that is, it has plasticity, so that it prevents crushing during drying.

Clay stones affect melting temperature, viscosity, coefficient of thermal expansion, hardness and strength, but if clay stones are used, the shape when first formed and the shape when baked are not so different.

Nagaishi is a material that plays a role of firmly bonding earth powder and earth powder when it is solidified into a molded shape by applying heat. The alkaline component melts and becomes vitreous, embedding between the particles, and this vitreous material becomes hard immediately even if the temperature drops even a little, so the particles are firmly bonded to each other. ..

Charcoal emits far infrared rays that are useful to the human body, and has deodorizing and sterilizing effects.

Therefore, the Buddha-shaped ceramics of the present invention have a white luster and do not smell at all.

On the other hand, the Buddha-shaped ceramic dead information display unit 30 may include only the first display unit 22 for displaying the name, date of birth, date of birth, history, memorial phrase, etc., or in addition to this. A photo display unit 24 capable of further displaying a photo may be further provided.

At this time, both the first and second display units may be displayed by a transfer method, and the first display unit may be molded in positive or negative directions and baked when the pottery is molded, or after the pottery is molded. It may be formed in the inscription separately, and in the case of forming in the inscription in this way, if the bone powder is further buried in the pottery in the future, it becomes possible to further describe the information of the dead to be buried. At this time, the description is made from the ancestors, that is, in the order of high-grandfather and high-grandmother, great-grandfather and great-grandmother, grandfather and grandmother, and parents.

Further, a dead symbol 40 containing the bone powder of the dead as a main component is further arranged at a predetermined portion of the ceramic so that the dead symbol 40 is exposed to the outside, and the dead symbol 40 is dotted on the forehead. It may be deployed, and it is molded into various shapes such as necklace, bracelet, braid, etc., and the bone powder of the dead is mixed with water and compression-molded, or the bone powder is mixed with 1 to 10% of Nagaishi powder. Using a product that has been kneaded with water and compression-molded, not only is the bone powder slightly melted during the main firing process and the cohesive force becomes stronger, but the substances that make up the body are melted and the dead symbol and the body are integrated. This is to prevent the bone powder from being scattered by water, and when the long stone powder is contained, the long stone becomes glossy while being vitrified.

At the same time, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a space 50 for storing bone powder or ashes box is formed inside the ceramic, but in the case of FIG. 3, it can be used as a space for storing bone powder. In the case of FIG. 4, it can be used as a space for putting the ashes box.

Hereinafter, a method for producing a Buddha-shaped ceramic containing bone powder according to the present invention will be described.

Based on the total weight, 20-40% by weight of bone meal, 10-30% by weight of white clay, 10-30% by weight of clay, 5-15% by weight of silica stone, 1-10% by weight of feldspar, 1-10% by weight of charcoal. The contained ceramic material powder is mixed with water to form a base end having a dead information display and a Buddha-shaped body.

In this process, the base end and the body are molded using a molding die, a space is formed inside the base end and the body, and the space is formed so as to be opened through the bottom surface or the back surface.

Then, a fitting groove into which a dead symbol made mainly of dead bone powder can be fitted is formed at a predetermined portion of the body, that is, the forehead, neck, or the like.

Further, a dead symbol containing the bone powder of the dead as a main component is molded, and the dead symbol may be fitted into the fitting groove immediately after the molding is completed, and may be fitted after undergoing the unglazed process described later. It may be fitted in the groove.

The pottery thus formed is dried and then unglazed at 600 to 1000 ° C., and the unglazed pottery is glazed and fired at 1100 to 1500 ° C.

Then, on the dead information display unit formed on the base end and the body, a photograph, the name of the dead, the date of birth and death, etc. are displayed by a transfer method. It may go through a baking process, it may be transferred after the main baking is finished, and it may be baked again at a low temperature, or it may be carried out by using a heat generating means such as a dryer or a heater.

On the other hand, when the internal space of the unglazed porcelain is further packed with the remaining bone powder of the dead, the dead bone powder is compacted and packed inside the space, and the entrance of the space is made of combustible substances such as Korean paper or charcoal. If the combustible substance is burned in the main firing process and a gap is created by blocking the combustible substance alone or by mixing the non-combustible substance such as clay with the non-combustible substance, the water generated in the bone powder or the like will be transferred to the gap. Keep the porcelain in its original shape as it is ejected without being damaged by expansion.

At the same time, if necessary, the outside of the ceramic may be plated with gold.

In the present invention having such a structure, it is commonly called a Buddha, but specifically, the body is formed in the shape of Amida Buddha, Jizo Bodhisattva, Guanyin Bodhisattva, etc. When making Buddha-shaped pottery, the bereaved family can recognize the dead as if they were reborn as a Buddha, and can stabilize the bereaved family's emotions. Therefore, the memorial effect is improved.

10 Torso 20 Dead information display 30 Base 40 Dead symbol 50 Space

Claims (3)

Ceramic material containing 20-40% by weight of dead bone powder, 10-30% by weight of white clay, 10-30% by weight of clay, 5-15% by weight of glaze stone, 1-10% by weight of feldspar, and 1-10% by weight of charcoal. After mixing the powder with water and using a molding die to integrally mold the base end, the Buddha image-shaped body and the dead information display part to mold the pottery, and drying the molded pottery, 600-1000 and unglazed steps of biscuit at ° C., comprises a glazed steps paint the glaze biscuit has been the ceramic, and the baked steps baked at from 1,100 to 1,500 ° C. the ceramic painted the glaze, the,
After in the forming step, the forming a space inside the ceramic, packed solidify further pushing the rest of the dead bone meal could not use the molding of the said space of the ceramic passing through the unglazed step ceramics, sole material combustible material is a Korean paper or carbonitrides, or, the combustion substance and the non-burning material and a mixture of substances that is a clay, characterized in that the firing step blocking the entrance of the space A method of manufacturing a Buddhist image-shaped pottery containing bone powder. In the molding step, a fitting groove into which a dead symbol that is compression-molded with the dead bone powder as a main component can be fitted is formed at a predetermined position on the ceramic body.
The dead symbol may be fitted into the fitting groove immediately after molding, or may be fitted into the fitting groove after undergoing a unglazed process.
As the dead symbol, one of the dead bone powder mixed with water and compression-molded, or the bone powder mixed with 1 to 10% of feldspar powder and kneaded with water and compression-molded is selected. The method for producing a Buddha-shaped ceramic containing bone powder according to claim 1, wherein the pottery is used. The Buddha-shaped ceramic dead information display unit (30) includes only the first display unit (22) that displays the name, date of birth, history, and memorial phrase, or the first display unit (the first display unit (22). 22) The method for manufacturing a Buddhist image-shaped pottery containing bone powder according to claim 1, further comprising a photographic display unit (24).

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