JPH06217863A - Buddhist altar and buddhist altar fittings device constituted by giving illumination from rear of hanging scroll - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To more clearly allow a color and an outline of an image to stand out by projecting light to a principal image Buddhist picture in a hanging wall by a lighting equipment. CONSTITUTION:In a Buddhist altar 10 and a Buddhist alter fittings constituted so as to give illumination from the rear of a hanging scroll, light emitted from an electric bulb 1 is cut off by a shielding plate 2 by allowing electricity to pass through the electric bulb 1 of a light source. The light which passes through a glass plate 7 and passes through a cut-out hole 3, passes through a hanging scroll mount 4, reaches the principal image picture 5 in a picture 6 in which the principal image is printed, and can execute illumination from the reverse side in the rear. Also, in the case where an optical fiber 11 is used, the electric bulb 1 being the light source is covered with the shielding plate 2 and the optical fiber 11 is bundled and installed in the cut-out hole 3 provided in the shielding plate 2. By allowing the tip of the optical fiber 11 to approach the principal image picture 5, illumination can be executed. On the other hand, in the case where the electric bulb 1 being the light source cannot be installed in a prescribed place due to a relation of a space, etc., it is also possible to move the light source by using a reflecting mirror 12.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention provides an impression that the color of an image is made clear by illuminating it from the rear of the hanging shaft, and the contour of the image is made to stand out by controlling the pattern projected by the cutout holes of the shielding plate. It relates to a Buddhist altar and a Buddhist altar device characterized by giving.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In the Buddhist altar, lights and lighting have played important roles. Generally, candles and light bulbs with a low wattage are used, and the main deity inside the Buddhist altar, the Buddhist image of the Buddha,
The statues of Bodhisattva, Bodhisattva, Myo, etc., the Gokaku axis, the palace tile, the past book, etc. are illuminated to maintain a proper brightness, and help the faith.
However, as the symmetry of the religion, images such as the Shakyamuni priest's image are mainstream, but in recent years, religious groups based on resident Buddhism have been prominent, and in the general public households with faith, the sword of Shakyamuni sect is the festival. Came to be. It is the current situation that Buddhist images are shifting to the era of the mainstream of Mikakeshi. Therefore, it was sufficient to put a light in front of the Buddhist altar as lighting, but it is hard to say that it is still perfect as a lighting for the hanging scroll. In the case of Buddhist statues, it is applied in a golden color so that it shines in the light, but it is hard to say that the Mikakeshiki shines in the current light. As for Buddhist altars, expensive ones of tens of millions of yen made of rosewood and ebony whose insides are covered with gold leaf have appeared, but the contents are engraved only to celebrate the Mikakezushi. It cannot be said that it shines brightly. Historically,
How did the Buddhist master pay attention to the face of the Buddha and the back light when making Buddha statues? It took hundreds of years to give a dignified and magnificent impression, but decades have passed since electricity was passed and the Okakezushi was celebrated. There is.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above drawbacks of the prior art. Therefore, an object of the present invention is to arrange a lighting device in the rear of the hanging shaft of Gohonson and Gohonbutsu, and install a shield plate in the middle to allow light to pass through a hollow hole held by the shield plate. , Buddhist altars and Buddhist altar devices that have the effect of projecting the Buddhist image of the Buddhist image of the local part of Mikakeshiki, making the image's vivid colors brighter, and making the image stand out, making the impression strong and prominent. is there.

[0004]

A Buddhist altar and a Buddhist altar device in which the illumination according to the present invention is applied from the rear of the hanging shaft, the step of illuminating the hanging shaft from the rear, and a light shielding plate disposed in the middle thereof, The present invention relates to a configuration including a step of controlling the size and shape of light that is illuminated by the shape of the cutout hole that is held. The inventor of the present invention has recognized that for the sake of religious belief, the facial expressions of the principal Buddha, the Buddha's face of Buddha, and the lighting from behind are closely related to each other, and based on such recognition, For the lighting process from the back of the hanging shaft, use a light bulb with a low wattage and install it close to the back of the hanging shaft.
Fix it to the Buddhist altar or shield. A transparent plate such as a glass plate is interposed between the scroll and the lighting device to control damage to the scroll due to heat. For the Mikakeshi, cut out the backside of the Omoto Buddhist painting and cut out a single Omoto Buddhist painting. Regarding the process of the shield plate with the cutout holes, there are cases where light fiber is used from the light bulb of the light source and there are cases where it is directly illuminated. However, when using the light fiber, cover the periphery of the light source with a plate-like object and then use that plate. While cutting out holes in the prone and inserting the fibers, bundling the fibers or connecting them flatly, prepare the mold and illuminate from the back side of the Omoto Buddhist statue in the Megake. When illuminating directly from a light source, install a plate that blocks light between the Kakeshiku and the light source, and make a cutout hole in the plate in advance to allow the light to pass from the light source, and the Buddha image of the Buddha Illuminate the surrounding area.
The shape of the cutout hole should be as close as possible to the statue of Buddha and the back of the light, and the size should be adjusted appropriately considering the distance to the light source. If there is not enough space to install the light source, or if the installation location is inappropriate due to heat generation, etc., even if you move to another place and illuminate with reflected light from a mirror, etc.
It goes without saying that the same effect as using a light bulb can be obtained. As a Buddhist altar and Buddhist altar device which is provided with illumination from the rear of the Gokakeshi, a device configured as shown in the schematic diagram can be used. Explaining in accordance with the schematic diagram, 1 is a light bulb as a light source, and 2 is a plate that shields light and has a cutout hole 3 that allows light to pass through. 4 is the Mikakeshi mount, 5 is the image of the Buddha, 6
Is a painting on which the main Buddha is printed, 7 is a glass plate, 8 is a light,
9 is a front desk and 10 is a Buddhist altar. 11 is a light fiber. 12 is a mirror. In a Buddhist altar and Buddhist altar device in which lighting related to such a configuration is applied from the rear of the hanging shaft, by passing electricity through the light bulb 1 of the light source, the light emitted from the light bulb 1 is blocked by the shielding plate 2, but glass. Light that has passed through the plate 7 and through the cut-out hole 3 passes through the Makakeshi mount 4 and
Reach the image 5 of the original Buddha in the painting 6 on which the original Buddha is printed,
It can be illuminated from the rear and back. When the light fiber 11 is used, the light bulb 1 as a light source is covered with the shield plate 2, and the light fiber 11 is bundled and installed in the cutout hole 3 of the shield plate 2. It is possible to illuminate by bringing the tip of the light fiber 11 close to the Buddha image 5 of the main body. As for the material of the shield plate 2, metal plate, wood plate,
A simple thing such as veneer that has heat resistance is desired. Further, when the light bulb 1 as a light source cannot be installed in a predetermined place due to space or the like, the light source can be moved by using the reflecting mirror 12.

[0005]

As described above, according to the Buddhist altar and Buddhist altar device which provide the illumination according to the present invention from the rear of the Gokakeshi, the Buddha image of the main Buddhist image in the Gokakeshi appears to be embossed due to the illumination from the rear rear surface, and its vivid color It is even more vivid, the contours are more distinct, and the facial expression of the esteemed face is noticeable. Thanks to the cut-out holes, it becomes clear locally,
The rest can be seen hazy as a bow, giving a very strong impression to those who believe. These devices are not extraordinary, they are historically oriented traditionally, and this invention has many artistic and spiritual powers of Gohonson and Gohonbutsu. Can be demonstrated. It is a Buddhist altar fitting for devotees devised by those who have a devoted heart to traditional Buddhist masters, carpenter-made Buddhist altars, and Buddhist altar fittings.
Moreover, the merit can be increased and accumulated.

[0006]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to a schematic diagram. As a light source, the light bulb 1 is a search ball, 2.5 V,
Using a miniature bulb of about 0.3A, 1.5V as a power source
Two single batteries are connected in series to obtain 3V. The light bulb 1 is fixed to the inner wall of the Buddhist altar 10 behind the hanging shaft. The shield plate 2 is the light bulb 1
Up close to. The glass plate 7 is attached to the bulb side of the shield plate 2, and the hanging scroll mount 4 is attached to the opposite side. The cutout holes 3 held by the shield plate 2 should be made as small as possible according to the shape of the main Buddha 5. Mishakeshi mount 4
Dimensions are 210m / m x 600m / m, and painting 6 has 14
It was 0 m / m × 370 m / m. Although it is a commercially available Mikakeshi, the Mikakeshi mount was cut out to be a little smaller than the Mine Buddha painting 6. When the power switch is turned on, the light bulb 1 lights up,
After passing through the cutout hole 3 in the shield plate 2
Illuminate. The image 5 of the original Buddha shines by this light, and the image 5 of the original Buddha can be clearly emphasized to create a mysterious atmosphere and give a believer a moving impression. When changing the position of the light source drastically, the reflector 12
Can also be used. By using this device, the traditional Buddhist altar and Buddhist altar can be used as they are, and economic effects can be expected.

[Brief description of drawings]

The drawing is a schematic view of the Buddhist altar and Buddhist altar device which is provided with lighting from the rear of the scroll.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Light Bulb 2 Shielding Plate 3 Cutout Hole 4 Okakake Mount 5 Omoto Buddhist Image 6 Omoto Buddhist Painting 7 Glass Plate 8 Lighting 9 Front Desk 10 Buddhist Altar 11 Light Fiber 12 Reflector

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A lighting device is provided from the rear of the Mt. Kakeshiku, which is characterized by projecting light from the rear on the Buddha image of the Buddha in the Mt. Kakeshiku so that the colors and outlines of the image are more clearly highlighted. Buddhist altar, Buddhist altar equipment. 2. A light shield having a hole cut out in the middle of the illuminator and the hanging shaft is attached, and the light passing through the hole illuminates a local portion of the image to make it stand out. A Buddhist altar and Buddhist altar device that is provided with the lighting related to paragraph 1 from the rear of the Gokakeshi. 3. An illumination according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a light bulb is used as a light source and an optical fiber is attached to a cutout hole of a light shielding plate to illuminate an image. The Buddhist altar and Buddhist altar equipment provided from behind.