JPS588845B2 - Incense holder for wound incense sticks - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to an incense holder for use in a Buddha altar.

As shown in Fig. 1, the incense holder for wound incense sticks conventionally used in altar altars has a cord 2 provided at the center of the wound incense stick 1 attached to a hanging tool 3.
It is used by igniting the wound incense end 4 while hanging from the winding incense stick, but the characteristics of the winding incense stick 1 itself are high hygroscopicity, and the manufacturing process requires a lot of manual labor, so it lacks uniformity. As shown in the figure, due to the weight of the wound incense stick 1 itself and its hygroscopicity during storage, the lit end 4 of the wound incense stick sag until it comes into contact with the saucer 5. There were many cases in which sustained combustion of the winding incense end 4 was cut off due to an endothermic action from the winding incense end 4. According to religion, approximately 49 years have elapsed since a person died.
It is said that burning incense sticks must not be stopped during these days.

However, the above-mentioned drawbacks are not obvious until the wound incense stick is used and seen, and this has become a problem for companies that sell incense sticks, as some products are defective and other products are often returned.

In addition to the above-mentioned drawbacks, as shown in FIG. 3, when the winding incense end 4 is ignited, the surrounding area of the winding incense end 4 softens due to the ignition heat, or as shown in FIG. Due to the combustion heat of the wound incense end 4 during sustained combustion, the peripheral part of the wound incense end 4 softened and sagged down until the wound incense 1 came into contact with the saucer 5, and sustained combustion continued up to this contact surface 6. Due to the above-mentioned heat absorption effect of the winding incense end 4, there was an inconvenience that sustained combustion was cut off at the contact surface 6.

In view of the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks, the present invention has achieved the desired effect by supporting the central part of the wound incense stick and the end part of the wound incense stick during sustained combustion or its surroundings by a heat-resistant insulating material with low heat absorption. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a product that is easy and convenient to use.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

As shown in the figure, a heat-resistant heat insulating plate 7 capable of supporting the winding incense end 4 and its surroundings during combustion is provided on the upper surface of the bottom of the dish-shaped container 8, which is formed into a substantially dish-like shape. One end of the rod-shaped body 9 formed in a substantially L-shape on the center of the upper surface has a key-shaped wound incense hanging part 10, and the other end of the rod-shaped body 9 formed in the L-shape is connected to the periphery of the dish-shaped container 80. The cord 2 of the winding incense stick 1 during burning is fastened to the key-shaped winding incense hanging part 10 and used in an umbrella-like suspended state, and the winding incense end part 4 during sustained combustion is suspended. Due to non-uniformity during the manufacturing process, which is a characteristic of the winding incense itself, the surrounding area of the winding incense end 4 may soften due to the combustion heat of the winding incense end 4, or due to the influence of hygroscopicity during storage, or the winding incense end may soften. Even if there is extreme slack due to the influence of peripheral softening during ignition of the winding incense, the winding incense is protected by a heat-resistant insulating material with low heat absorption so that the winding incense end 4 does not disappear during sustained combustion. This incense holder for wound incense sticks is characterized in that it is provided with a heat-resistant heat insulating plate 7 capable of supporting the end portion 4 or its periphery.

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, in order to solve the various problems caused by the characteristics of the wound incense stick itself, such as non-uniformity during the manufacturing process or the influence of moisture absorption during the storage period, it is possible to improve the winding incense stick. Even if the wound incense stick itself sag due to non-uniformity in the manufacturing process or moisture absorption during the storage period, the winding incense end 4 or the surrounding area during burning is supported in contact with the heat insulating part 7 which has low heat absorption, thereby enabling sustained combustion of the winding incense end part 4, and is a useful invention that can be used easily and conveniently and can fully achieve the desired effect. be.

FIG. 6 shows another embodiment using the present invention, in which a mesh-like heat-resistant heat-insulating board 11 is used as the heat-resistant heat-insulating board to insulate the upper surface of the dish-shaped container 8 and the mesh-like heat-resistant heat-insulating board. It has a structure in which a space 12 is provided between the plates 11 to accommodate unburnt wound incense ash 13, and this is an example of an incense holder for wound incense sticks that can further enhance its usefulness.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 1 to 4 are perspective views of a conventional wound incense holder, FIG. 5 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the present invention, and FIG. The figure is a longitudinal sectional view of another embodiment of the invention. 1... wound incense, 2... cord, 3...
... Hanging tool, 4 ... Winding incense end, 5 ...
・Saucer, 6...Contact surface, 7...Heat-resistant heat insulating board, 8...Dish-shaped container, 9...Formed in L-shape Rod-shaped body, 10...Key-shaped coil-wound incense hanging part, 11...Mesh-shaped heat-resistant insulation board, 12.
...Space part, 13...Wound incense ash.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A heat-resistant heat insulating board capable of supporting the winding incense end and its surroundings during combustion is provided on the upper surface of the bottom of a dish-shaped container formed approximately in the shape of a dish. One end of the L-shaped rod-shaped body has a key-shaped wound incense hanging part, and the other end of the L-shaped rod-shaped body is fixed to the periphery of the dish-shaped container. Incense holder for winding incense sticks.