JPH08209980A - Incense burner - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To completely burn an incense stick and even if a large number of incense sticks are mounted, the sticks do not burn up but burn slowly so that a hood is prevented from being overheated and even if wind blows, safety can be achieved and ashes are prevented from scattering. CONSTITUTION: The central portion of the front face of a stone material of an incense holder block 10 is formed approximately into a V-shape 12, which is recessed rearwardly, to provide an incense supporting part 13, and air holes 15 are formed through the block 10 on the rear side of the part 13. The block 10 is installed on an inclined surface 8 which is formed on the inner bottom of an incense burner body 6, in which an opening 1 is formed through front and rear faces of a stone material, so as to be sloped rearwardly downwardly. An ash discharge hole 16 is opened at the bottom of the block 10 of the body 6 and an ash dropping hole is provided through a base 7 of the body 6 so as to communicate with the hole 16 and an ash receiver 20 is provided below the ash dropping hole, in the form of a drawer.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to improvement of a censer installed in front of a tombstone.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In front of a gravestone, there is one in which an incense burner made of stone is installed to make an incense stick. As shown in FIG. 8, a conventional incense burner has a structure in which a stone material is processed to form an opening portion 1 penetrating the front and rear surfaces, and a corrugated incense support portion 2 is laterally formed on the bottom portion. When burning incense in front of the grave, a fired incense stick 3 is placed horizontally on the incense stick support 2. However, in the conventional horizontal type structure, since the incense stick 3 is placed horizontally, it is difficult for combustion to proceed in the lateral direction, and it often disappears in the middle.

When a large number of incense sticks 3 are placed on top of each other, the fire moves upwards, and the incense sticks start to burn and start to burn rapidly.
The problem was that the shade 4 of the incense burner was overheated and the stone cracked. Further, in the horizontal type structure, when the wind blows, there is a risk that the incense stick 3 with a fire will roll and the fire will burn to dead grass and the like. Further, burned ash and unburned incense sticks 3 remain on the incense stick support portion 2 as they are, so that the dirt becomes severe, and there is a problem that the dirt is blown off by the wind and scattered around.

[0004]

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The present invention solves the above-mentioned drawbacks of the horizontal type so that the incense stick can be completely burned, and at the same time, even if a large number of incense sticks are placed, it does not rapidly burn but slowly burns. It is intended to provide an incense burner that prevents overheating, is safe even when the wind blows, and does not scatter ash.

[0005]

In the incense burner according to claim 1 of the present invention, the incense-increasing block of the incense stand block formed in a plane V-shape in which the center of the front side of the stone material is recessed toward the back side, the recessed V-shape. The shape part as an incense stick support part, while opening a vent hole in the incense stick standing block on the back side of this incense stick support part, on the inner bottom surface of the incense burner body having an opening penetrating the front and rear surfaces of the stone material,
It is characterized in that an inclined surface descending toward the back side is formed, and the incense stick standing block is installed on the inclined surface.

Further, in the incense burner according to a second aspect of the present invention, a table portion having an inclined surface descending toward the rear side is placed on the inner bottom surface of the incense burner body, and the incense stick standing block is installed on the inclined surface. It is characterized by having done.

Further, in the incense burner according to a third aspect, an ash discharge port is opened at the bottom of the incense stand block on the back side of the incense support, and an ash drop port is opened at the inner bottom of the incense burner body in communication therewith. An ash receiver is provided in a drawer shape at the bottom of the incense burner body located below the ash drop opening.

[0008]

In the incense burner of the present invention, a lit incense stick is placed vertically on the incense stick support portion of the incense stick standing block. Since the incense stick support portion is formed into a substantially V-shaped plane with the center recessed toward the back side and is inclined toward the back side, the incense stick placed vertically is supported in a state of being inclined toward the center side. To be done.
When the incense sticks burn and become shorter, air circulates from the vent opening in the incense stick standing block on the back side, and the incense sticks slowly burn downward. Even if the incense stick becomes shorter, the incense stick support portion is inclined rearward, so that the tip of the incense stick can always be supported by the incense stick support portion and can be completely burned to the end while standing.

Even if a large number of incense sticks are provided, since the incense sticks are arranged vertically, they will burn downwards and will not start a flame and suddenly burn out, but the shade of the incense burner will be overheated and the stone will crack. Never. Also, the burned ash falls to the bottom surface, but since it has an inclined surface that descends toward the back side, it slips through the ash discharge port and further through the ash drop port opened on the base to the ash receiver. It is designed to fall and be stored here.

[0010]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 shows the overall structure of the incense burner, in which the incense burner main body 6 is formed by processing a stone material to form an opening 1 penetrating the front and rear surfaces in the central portion and a base 7 in the lower portion.
The shade 4 is formed on the upper part. As shown in FIG. 3, the bottom surface of the opening 1 is an inclined surface 8 that descends toward the back side.
The incense block made of stone on which is formed
Stopper rod 11 on which 10 is placed and fitted on the inclined surface 8
The back side is supported by.

As shown in FIG. 4, the incense stick standing block 10 is formed in a substantially V-shaped plane in which the center on the front side is recessed toward the back side, and the recessed V-shaped portion 12 is used as an incense stick support portion 13. . Further, in the incense stick standing block 10 of the incense stick support portion 13, there are provided vents 15 ... Penetrating laterally toward the back side.
A plurality of them are formed at intervals vertically. Further, an ash discharge port 16 is formed at the bottom of the incense sticking block 10 where the ventilation port 15 is formed.

As shown in FIG. 3, an ash receiver 18 is opened on the bottom surface of the base 7, and an ash drop port 19 is formed through the ash receiver 18 to communicate with the ash outlet 16 of the incense stick block 10. Has been done. Reference numeral 20 denotes an ash tray stored in the ash tray storage portion 18 in a drawer shape. As shown in FIG. 5, the ash tray 20 is formed by processing a flat stone material, and a handle 21 is formed on the front surface.

Next, in the incense burner having the above structure, first, the incense stick 3 is ignited and placed vertically on the incense stick support portion 13 of the incense stick standing block 10 as shown in FIGS. Incense stick support 13
Is formed in a substantially V-shape in which the center is recessed toward the rear side, and the incense stick standing block 10 is installed on the inclined surface 8 of the incense burner body 6 as shown in FIG. Since the incense stick 3 is vertically inclined, the incense stick 3 placed vertically is supported in a state of being inclined toward the center side. When the incense stick 3 further burns and becomes shorter, a plurality of vent holes 15 ... Are opened in multiple stages in the incense stick stand block 10 on the back side of the incense stick support portion 13, so that air flows and the incense stick 3 moves downward. Slowly burns toward. Even if the incense stick 3 becomes shorter, the incense stick support 13 inclines rearward, so the tip of the incense stick 3 should always be supported by the incense stick support 13 and completely burned to the end while standing. You can

Even if a large number of incense sticks 3 are provided, since the incense sticks 3 are arranged vertically, they are slowly burned downward and do not generate a flame and do not start suddenly. Therefore, unlike the conventional case, the shade 4 of the incense burner is not overheated and the stone is never cracked. Further, the burned ash 22 falls on the inner bottom surface of the incense burner main body 6, but since this is the inclined surface 8 that descends toward the back side, it passes through the ash discharge port 16 while sliding, and further the base 7
It passes through the ash drop port 19 that opens to the ash drop 20 and is stored there. Because of this, even if the wind blows
There is no danger of the fire rolling to the outside and burning fire to dead grass, etc., and the ash 22 is also reliably collected, so that the incense burner is not polluted and scattered around.

FIG. 6 shows another embodiment of the present invention.
The incense burner main body 6 is formed by processing a stone material to form an opening 1 penetrating the front and rear surfaces in the central portion, and the inner bottom surface of the opening 1 is formed flat. On this flat inner bottom surface, a pedestal portion 23 in which an inclined surface 8 whose upper surface descends toward the rear side is formed
Is placed. Incense stick block 10 on this stand 23
Is installed at an angle. The other structure is the same as that of the above embodiment.

In this structure, the burning effect of the incense stick 3 and the ash 22
The collecting action is similar to that of the above embodiment, but the inner wall of the opening 1 of the incense burner main body 6 is formed flat and the inclined surface 8 is formed on the small pedestal 23, which is easy to process.

In the above embodiment, the case where the substantially V-shaped portion 12 which becomes the incense stick supporting portion 13 of the incense stick standing block 10 is formed in the plane V shape is shown. However, as shown in FIG.
It may have a shape or a trapezoidal shape as shown in FIG.

[0018]

As described above, according to the incense burner according to the present invention, since the incense sticks are set up and tilted backward and supported, the incense sticks can be completely burned, and at the same time, even if many incense sticks are put up, they will burn rapidly. Without burning, the shade can be prevented from overheating, and the ash can be reliably collected. Therefore, even if the wind blows, the ash is not scattered and the incense burner can be kept clean.

[Brief description of drawings]

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

FIG. 2 is a front view of the incense burner shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a vertical sectional side view of the incense burner shown in FIG.

4 is a perspective view of the incense stick stand block shown in FIG. 1. FIG.

5 is a perspective view of the ash pan shown in FIG. 1. FIG.

FIG. 6 is a vertical sectional side view showing an incense burner according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a plan view showing substantially V-shaped portions of different incense stick blocks according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a conventional incense burner installed in front of a tombstone.

[Description of sign]

 1 opening 2 incense holder 3 incense stick 4 shade 6 main incense burner 7 base 8 inclined surface 9 incense stand block 12 approximately V-shaped portion 13 incense holder 15 vent 16 ash outlet 18 ash receiver 19 ash drop 20 Ash receiver 22 Ash 23 Stand

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. An incense stick standing block formed by forming a substantially V-shaped plane in which the center of the front side of a stone material is recessed toward the back side is used as an incense stick support part, and the back side of this incense stick support part. In addition to opening the ventilation hole in the incense stand block, the inner bottom surface of the incense burner body, which has an opening penetrating the front and rear surfaces of the stone material, is formed with an inclined surface that descends toward the rear side, and the incense stand A censer with a block installed. 2. The incense stand main body is mounted on the inner bottom surface of the incense burner main body, and a stand portion having an inclined surface that descends toward the back side is placed on the incense stand block. The incense burner described in 1. 3. An ash discharge port is opened at the bottom of the incense stand block on the back side of the incense holder, and an ash drop port is opened at the inner bottom of the incense burner body so as to communicate with this, and below the ash drop port. The incense burner according to claim 1 or 2, wherein an ash receiver is provided in a drawer shape on a bottom portion of the incense burner main body located at.