JPS595421Y2 - Buddhist rice bowl - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention relates to the invention of an enemy vessel, which is a vessel that is made of rice and is offered in front of a Buddhist altar, but when it is filled with rice and offered to a Buddhist altar, it is the same as a general enemy vessel. When processing or cleaning the rice, the filling part can be easily removed to facilitate handling, and it also prevents corrosion and discoloration on the shiny metal surface of the enemy vessel, preserving its beauty for a long time. It was designed to be obtained.

At Buddhist altars and other places, enemy utensils are indispensable as utensils for offering food and making offerings in front of Buddhist altars, and have been widely used for a long time.

However, since this enemy vessel is to be offered before the Buddha, it is natural that it should always be clean, and it should also maintain its beautiful color and luster.

However, the conventionally used enemy utensils are ones in which rice is simply placed in a filling part formed at an appropriate height on the pedestal. It is necessary to always handle the entire enemy vessel when adding rice or removing or cleaning it afterwards.For example, it is necessary to take out the rice and wash it after offering it to the altar for a certain period of time. When cleaning, it is necessary to always handle the entire enemy vessel, which is a shiny metal object.

As mentioned above, if the seedlings are colored and shiny, their brightness may be damaged due to contact with rice during loading, washing and wiping after removal. Moreover, it loses its luster and has a dull feel, and in some cases, it has the disadvantage that it may rust due to constant contact with water.

The present invention has been devised to eliminate the disadvantages of the conventional ones as described above, and the specific embodiment thereof is shown in the attached drawings. However, in the present invention, a receiving part 2 is formed by recessing the top surface of the main body 1, and a fitting part 6 is formed around the periphery of the receiving part 2. However, a separately formed embedding body 3 is removably provided for such a receiving part 2, and the embedding part 5 of the embedding part 5 is attached to such a embedding body 3. It has an annular part 7 on its circumferential side that covers and engages the fitting part 6, and a small piece-shaped grip part 4 protrudes from one side of the annular part 7.

The illustrated gripping portion 4 can also be shaped like a bud-shaped flower or the fruit of a plant to serve as decoration. The provided one does not become an obstacle when serving a heaping amount of rice.

According to the present invention as described above, the rice is placed in a heaped state in the filling body 3, which is the same as in the conventional enemy device, but the rice is inserted into the periphery of the receiving portion 2 in the spreader body 1. Since the part 6 is provided in a ring, the annular part 7 of the inserting part body 3 is accurately covered and locked to the fitting part 6 to form a stable mounting relationship, and the inserting part body 3 is When the inserting body 3 is attached to the distributor main body 1 (generally, it is difficult to do so with the inserting body 3 removed), the inserting body 3 hardly moves, making the loading operation extremely easy. Moreover, even when the rice is piled up as described above, the rice does not reach the main body 1 part beyond the annular part 7 that is covered and locked to the fitting part 6, and the rice does not reach the main body part 1 during the filling operation. Also, stable filling can be achieved without any fluctuation of the filling part.
However, when processing the rice after it has been served in the manner described above, it is possible to simply grasp the serving body 3 accurately with its grip portion 4 and easily take out the rice without touching it. Therefore, when cleaning and wiping operations after removing the altar from the altar, only the embossed body 3 is always symmetrical, and unlike in the past, relatively large enemy vessels were removed. It is greatly simplified since there is no need to handle the whole thing, and as mentioned above, the only thing that comes into contact with moisture during filling rice or cleaning as mentioned above is the filling part 3, and in the main body 1, there is no need to handle it. Since there are almost no opportunities for this, there is less chance that the beautified and glossy main body 1 will be damaged or its beautification and gloss will deteriorate. This can be easily done by grasping the small piece-shaped handle portion 4, as described above, and the appearance is improved by tightly fitting into the housing portion 2 of the main body 1 and by engaging the annular portion 7 with the fitting portion 6. Even if the filling part body 3 is in a stable mounting state with almost no exposure, even if the filling part body 4 is used and can be taken out or installed very easily, the filling part 3 will not be exposed when rice is served. This is a highly effective design in practical terms, since the part body 3 is almost undetectable, making it possible to provide a good-looking altar offering and sufficient ease of operation.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a plan view of the enemy weapon according to the invention, Fig. 2 is a partially cutaway side view thereof, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing its disassembled state. be. In these drawings, reference numeral 1 indicates a main body of the sales spreader, 2 a receiving portion formed on the top thereof, 3 a mounting portion body, 4 a gripping portion thereof, 5 a mounting portion thereof, 6 a fitting portion, and 7 indicates an annular portion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A main body having a recessed receiving chamber in the top surface and a fitting portion provided around the periphery thereof, and an embedded portion formed with an annular portion that is received in the receiving chamber and is covered and engaged with the fitting portion. An enemy device that has a body and a small piece-shaped grip portion protruding from one side of the embedded body.