JPH08193022A - Incense burner - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a compact-sized safe incense burner indicating the approximate amount of remaining incense. CONSTITUTION: Through-holes (d) are arranged along the axial direction of the main body (a) of an incense burner having a cylindrical form. A holding part (b) is formed on a lid (c) to improve the handleability of the burner.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

[Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to an incense incense burner for enjoying a scent by lighting a fire.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Incense burners are usually made of metal or ceramics, and are used by putting ash and placing a scent on the ash, or standing with a stick-shaped scent. There was also a censer with a lid for safety. In addition, recently, the incense is easily inserted into a metal piece with a hole for inserting a stick-shaped incense, and the incense is burned on an ash receiver.

[0003]

However, in the case of (a) a censer with a lid in consideration of safety, ash was conventionally required, and the shape was large to carry and inconvenient to carry. (B) In the case of the incense burner with a lid, which also considered safety, I could not see the incense, and I had no idea how much incense remained and when smoke would come out. (C) On the other hand, the conventional method of burning an incense held vertically has an open circumference, and it can be seen how long the incense lasts, but it was easy to scatter burnt dust around and not become dirty. In addition, since it is open, it is easily affected by the wind, and the combustion time varies, and in some cases, it causes a fire and there is a safety problem. Due to these problems, there was a need for a censer that is safe and simple, and that can roughly tell how much incense remains and how long it will burn.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems] An incense holder is provided in a hollow portion of a cylindrical incense burner main body so that an incense stick can be held. Further, the cylindrical incense burner main body is provided with an air passage portion constituted by one or more reciprocating grooves or holes along the incense (that is, along the cylindrical shape direction).

[0005]

[Action]

(A) When the incense is held in the incense holder at the end of the main body and the incense is burned, smoke is emitted from the air passage part of the incense burner. (B) Since smoke is emitted from the air passage part that is likely to rise to the upper part like warm air, the place of the air passage part where smoke is emitted moves with time. Therefore, you can almost understand how much incense still remains. (C) Since the incense burner body is tubular, if the body is made of non-combustible material such as metal or pottery, the burning part will contact the tubular body even if the incense is removed from the holding part due to an earthquake or accident. However, it is safe to use the heat and extinguish the fire due to lack of oxygen. (D) If the incense holder is configured as a lid, the lid can be used upright as a normal incense stick incense burner. (The lid can be used as a censer holder (c1).)

[0006]

【Example】

Example 1 (a) A brass-shaped main body having a thickness of 2 mm and having a substantially equilateral triangle at the end is made of brass. (B) A lid matching the shape of the end of the tubular main body was prepared and the fragrance-holding opening was opened. (C) Braze the end on the opposite side to which the lid is attached to the end, and close it. A plurality of air passage grooves were formed in the upper part of the tubular body along the tubular shape. (FIG. 8) As a result, the effect of the present invention was obtained. Of course, the air passage portion need not be a groove but may be a round hole. The opposite end does not necessarily have to be closed.

Example 2 An incense burner having an end portion similar to that of Example 1 was formed. A circular hole is made in the air passage part and a plurality of holes are made at intervals to create a substantially cylindrical shape. (FIG. 6) Next, an incense burner with a square end was created, and the air passage part was created along a tubular shape with an elongated slit. (FIG. 7) The air passage portion formed along the tubular shape may be formed by roughly arranging, and the point is that smoke is emitted and the burning condition of the incense is known. In an extreme case, even with two holes, it is possible to understand the burning condition depending on how much smoke is emitted. Of course, even with one elongated slit, the object can be achieved if the air passage portion is formed so as to follow the incense (along the cylindrical shape).

Example 3 The incense holding portion of the lid of Example 1 was penetrated to allow the incense to be inserted from the outside even when the lid was closed. This further increases safety. In addition, it is convenient that you can push out the unburned scent with the scent that is inserted into the through hole next without removing it. Further, both ends may have lids on both sides. In this case, when the cylindrical incense burner main body is used without being laid upside down, it is possible to remove the lid, which is the upper part, so that the smoke rises straight. Depending on the shape of the air passage part, it may have a long-lasting shape due to lack of oxygen. The scent that normally burns for 15 minutes could be burned for 25 minutes.

[0009]

The following effects can be obtained. (B) Ashes have a safe structure and do not use ash because they burn incense in the hollow cylindrical shape. As a result, the shape can be made compact. Usually, the air passage part of the incense burner is made very large so that the fire is not extinguished by the lid, but the present invention burns even if the air passage part is relatively small because it burns in the hollow part. (B) The main body has a cylindrical shape and the lid is attached in the lateral direction, so that the lid will not get stuck and the incense will not pop out even in the event of an earthquake or accident. Of course, since the tubular body is used in a horizontal shape, stability is extremely high. Moreover, the influence of the wind is reduced. (C) You can see how much scent remains after the position of smoke changes with time. You can also enjoy smoke variations by changing the position where smoke is emitted.
(D) Depending on the shape of the air passage portion, the incense can last long. (E) An incense holder that doubles as a lid and serves as an incense burner for burning incense just like a conventional lid. It is also available as
In addition, it is convenient if it has a bottom that can hold the incense horizontally. Even if this incense holder with lid is attached to the incense container, it is easy to use. Since the lid is used from the side, the lid knob normally required is not required. (F) Can be used as a scent, except when burning incense,
Because it is compact, it can be used as a paper weight and is stylish. Since fire is used, the scent has a direct effect on deodorizing ammonia and the like, and is suitable for use in toilets. By using this incense burner, the traditional incense can be used comfortably in a modern house, and it seems to enrich the life. Of course you can use it traditionally.
It can also be used as a tool to cut the time to create works for waka and haiku parties. You can see the passage of time for a while and there is a taste.

[0010]

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an incense burner according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a front view showing a cylindrical incense burner body (a) of the present invention,
Top view, left side view, right side view

FIG. 3 is a front view, a plan view, a left side view, and a right side view showing a lid (c) having an incense holder (b) according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a front view and a right side view of the present invention in which the incense holder (b) is a through hole.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of an incense holder (c1) having a bottom portion 1 (g) and a bottom portion 2 (h).

FIG. 6 is a void portion (d) formed of circular holes according to the second embodiment.
A plan view showing

FIG. 7 is a ventilation part (d) composed of a slit of Example 2;
A plan view showing

FIG. 8 is a plan view showing an air passage portion (d) formed by the air passage grooves of the first embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 a. Tubular incense burner body b. Incense holder c. Lid c1. Incense holder d. Airborne part e. Incense f. Incense smoke g. Bottom 1 h. Bottom 2

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A incense burner in which a tubular incense burner body (a) is provided with one or more air passage portions (d) along the tubular shape direction. 2. The incense burner according to claim 1, wherein the cylindrical incense burner main body (a) according to claim 1 is provided with an incense holding portion (b) so as to hold an incense. 3. A lid (c) is attached to an end of the tubular incense burner body (a) according to claim 1, and the lid (c) has the incense holding portion (b) according to claim 2. Item 1 incense burner. 4. The incense burner according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein the lid (c) according to claim 3 is attached to two ends of the cylindrical incense burner main body (a) according to claim 1. . 5. The incense burner according to claim 1, 2 or 3 or 4, wherein the incense holder (b) according to claim 2 comprises a through hole. 6. The incense burner main body (a) according to claim 3,
Is an incense container, and the lid (c) has an incense holding part (b), which does not require an air passage part (d). 7. An incense holder for incense holder (c1) having a connection structure for connection with a cylindrical incense burner main body (a) or a cylindrical incense container in a incense holder for incense holder. 8. An incense holder for incense stands having a bottom portion 1 (g) for holding the incense in a substantially vertical direction and a bottom portion 2 (h) capable of holding the incense in a substantially horizontal direction.
Incense holder (c1) or an incense holder according to claim 7 (c1)