JPH0313313Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] (Industrial application field) This invention relates to a urn for couples.

(Prior Art and Problems) Usually, after cremation, remains are placed in an urn at a crematorium, and after a few days, they are stored in a grave or ossuary. In addition, as mentioned above, conventional urns,
Because it was used only to store ashes, it was considered to be a completely different entity from what people used to do when they were alive. This invention allows the urn to be used as a flower vase during life, so that the urn has a relationship with the life before death, and is useful for marital harmony.It also allows the ashes of a married couple to be stored in one urn, and also improves the storage of ashes. This allows cremated remains, which vary in size and length, to be stored naturally in the storage compartment without having to be crushed.

(Means for solving the problem) The inside of the container with a lid is divided into left and right by a partition plate,
Each chamber formed by the two divisions is used as a remains storage area for a married couple, and the container is configured as a vertically long container and widens upward toward the top.

(Function) During life, it is used as a vase, and when one of the couple dies, it becomes an urn and the ashes are stored in one ashes storage compartment.Later, when the other person dies, the ashes are placed in the other ashes. Store it in the storage section. When used as a vase during life, the storage section is configured vertically and is configured to expand upwards, so even if there are only a small number of flowers, it can be held stably and without losing its shape. It can be displayed well, and the remains after cremation can be of various lengths and sizes.
Small and short ashes can be naturally stored at the bottom of the storage section, and long and large ashes can be naturally stored at the top of the storage section. In particular, long ashes and large ashes can be stored naturally without being crushed.

(Example) Reference numeral 1 is a container with a lid 2. This container 1
A partition plate 3 is installed inside to divide the inside of the container 1 into left and right halves. Each of the two divided chambers is configured as ashes storage sections 4 and 5 for a married couple, and the container 1 is configured as a vertically long container and widens upward toward the top. For example, during life, as shown in Figure 2,
It is used as a vase, and when one of the couple dies, it becomes an urn and the remains are stored in one cremation storage section 4, and when the couple dies, the remains are stored in the other cremation storage section 5. do. The urn of the present invention is divided into two by the partition plate 3, so when used as a flower vase, only one of the cremated remains accommodating parts 4 has flowers 6.
It can be displayed in both the storage parts 4 and 5 as well. In either case, the partition plate 3
Since the storage parts 4 and 5 themselves are configured vertically, even if the amount of flowers is small, the flowers can be displayed stably without losing their shape. Usually, it is used as a vase as described above during life, but
When one of the husband and wife dies, the ashes are stored in one cremation storage section 4 and interred in a columbarium, etc. Later, when the other spouse dies, the remains are stored in the other cremation storage section 5. The ashes will be interred. It goes without saying that such usage is free and may be used in any manner.

The feature of this invention is that, as mentioned above, the cremated remains storage parts 4 and 5 are vertically elongated and have a structure that spreads upward, so that regardless of the length of the cremated remains and the various sizes of bodies,
In particular, the remains can be stored smoothly without being crushed. That is, small and short remains can be naturally stored in the lower part of the storage part, and large and long remains can be stored in the upper part of the storage part.
This has the great advantage of not causing bad feelings to the bereaved family because it does not break.

(Effects of the invention) Since the invention has the above-mentioned structure, it can be conveniently used as a vase during life, and when storing ashes, it can be used in various sizes, long and short, without crushing the ashes. This has the advantage that the remains of a person's body can be stored naturally in the storage section. This invention also has the mental advantage of fostering the awareness that husband and wife are sharing the same urn while admiring flowers, which enhances the spirit of harmony between husband and wife.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the entire structure, Fig. 2 is an explanatory view of the state in which the lid is removed and flowers are displayed, that is, used as a vase, and Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A in Fig. 1. , FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along the line B--B in FIG. 1. Code 1...container, 2...lid, 3...partition plate,
4, 5... cremated remains storage area, 6... flowers.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The inside of the container with a lid is divided into left and right by a partition plate,
Each chamber formed by the two divisions is used as an ashes storage area for a married couple, and the container is configured as a vertically elongated container and widens upward toward the top.