JPS60214727A - Circinate incense stick - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:A circinate incense stick, consisting of an incombustible material having a hole in the central part thereof, a hook part at the upper end part and a hanging part therefor at the lower end part, and capable of improving the eccentricity or safety, etc. in use by passing the upper end of the hanging piece for the incense stick through the hole. CONSTITUTION:A circinate incense stick, constituted of a circinate incense stick 6 having one or plural holes 7 at the central part thereof, and a hanging piece 8 having a hook part 9 at the upper end part and a hanging part 10 at the lower end part for the above-mentioned incense stick, used by passing the upper end part of the above-mentioned hanging piece 8 through the holes 7 of the above- mentioned incense stick 6, and capable of forming the stick 6 into an umbrella or hanging bell shape liftable from the contact surface of the hanging piece 8 and the central part of the bottom of the incense stick 6 in lifting the hanging piece 8 upward. The resultant incense stick can be easily and conveniently used, e.g. the hanging tool for the conventional circinate incense stick can be directly used, and the going out and dropping of embers, etc. due to the eccentricity in use can be prevented.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a spiral incense stick used for Buddhist altars. The spiral incense sticks conventionally used in Buddhist altar settings are made by hanging a cord 2 at the center of the spiral incense stick 1 from a hanger 3 to form an umbrella or bell shape, as shown in Figure ζ. The end portion 4 of the spiral incense stick 1 is used by burning, but when the spiral incense stick 1 burns down to about 8 to 10 turns, the shape of the spiral incense stick 1 changes to the shape of the spiral incense stick 1. Incense stick 1
As it gradually begins to form into a thin disk shape due to its own elastic force and its own weight, the disk-shaped spiral incense stick 1 suspended by the iron wire 2 begins to burn at the end 4 due to combustion.
As the combustion part of the incense stick moves further, the characteristics of the spiral incense stick gradually become more apparent, and the end part 4 becomes tilted as if it were moving almost spirally instead of being eccentric, until it becomes suspended as shown in Figure 2. There are many cases where the spiral incense stick 1 is tilted until it comes into contact with the hanging tool 3, and the combustion heat at the end 4 is absorbed by the endothermic action at the contact surface with the hanging tool 3, and the sustained combustion at the end 4 is cut off. Ta. According to religion, incense sticks must not be burned for 49 days after a person dies. However, the discomfort you feel when you wake up to the sun or come back from a day out to find that the incense stick has gone out is unbearable. In addition to the above-mentioned drawbacks, due to inexperience of the operator, etc.
When hanging the cord 2 provided at the center of the spiral incense stick 1 from the hanging device 3, the spiral incense stick 1 may be broken in the middle due to reasons such as the iron wire 2 being too thin and difficult to see. It often happens that the iron wire 2 burns out at the final stage when the incense stick 1 burns down, that is, when the center of the spiral incense stick 1 is still unburned. There is no problem if the unburned part of the incense stick 1 falls into the saucer 5 below, but if it falls outside the saucer 5 it may cause a fire.

In view of the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks, the present invention is as shown in the drawings.
A spiral incense stick with one or more through holes provided in the center, and a spiral incense hanging piece made of a nonflammable material that is hooked at the upper end and has a hanging part for the spiral incense stick at the lower end. The upper end of the spiral incense stick hanging piece is passed through one or more through holes provided in the center of the spiral incense stick, and the spiral incense stick hanging piece is lifted upward. This relates to a spiral incense stick that can be formed into an umbrella shape or a bell shape so that it can be lifted from the contact surface between the spiral incense hanging piece and the center part of the lower surface of the spiral incense stick. 1 in the center of the incense stick
By providing one or more through-holes, it is possible to simplify the manufacturing technology and process of the spiral incense stick, and from the viewpoint of fire prevention, the spiral incense burns out. The combustion heat of the small piece of spiral incense that has been burnt down and only the center part is transferred to the spiral incense hanging piece so that the burning part of the incense stick reaches the speed of the contact surface with the spiral incense hanging piece. It is characterized by being able to stop the combustion of the spiral incense stick by heat absorption into the contact surface of the incense stick, and is easy and convenient to use, as it can be used in exactly the same manner as the conventional method. It is an object of the present invention to provide a product which can be used safely and reliably, at a relatively low price, and which can fully satisfy the desired effects.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is constructed as follows, and as shown in Figure 4, the spiral incense stick 6 of the present invention has one or more through holes 7 in the center, and the upper end of the spiral incense stick 6. and a spiral incense stick hanging piece 8 made of a non-combustible material having a hook part 9 and a spiral incense stick hanging part 10 at the end thereof,
After passing the upper end of the spiral incense stick hanging piece 8 through one or more through holes 7 provided in the center of the spiral incense stick 6, the upper end of the spiral incense stick hanging piece 8 is The spiral incense stick hanging piece 8 and the spiral incense stick 6 can be attached by simply hanging it on the conventional hanging tool 3 via the
It can be shaped like an umbrella or a hanging bell so that it can be lifted up from the contact surface with the center part of the lower surface. The spiral incense stick 6 is a small piece of incense stick that has burnt out and only the center part is left. The spiral incense stick has a structure in which the combustion of the spiral incense stick is stopped at a certain size so that the spiral incense stick 6, which has become a small piece, does not fall off the spiral incense hanging piece 8 while it is burning. This relates to incense sticks.

As described above, the present invention is made of a spiral incense stick with only one or more through holes provided in the center, and a nonflammable material having a hook at the upper end and a hanging part for the spiral incense stick at the lower end. Because the incense stick is divided into two spiral-shaped incense hanging pieces, mass production by machining, which was thought to be impossible in the past, is now possible.
As mentioned above, from the point of view of safety, the burning of the spiral incense stick that is decreasing in size is stopped at a certain size, and the spiral incense stick is hung while the spiral incense stick that has become small pieces is still burning. It has a structure that prevents it from falling off the hanging piece. Furthermore, it is also excellent against the effects of eccentricity, which is a characteristic of spiral incense sticks, which is a characteristic of spiral incense sticks, which due to its structure, burns out and gradually becomes larger after about %. Since it can be used in exactly the same manner as the method, it can be used easily and conveniently, such as by being able to use the conventional spiral incense stick hanging device as it is. The figure shows a case where a conventional spiral incense stick hanging device 14 is used, which is used with the center part of the lower surface of the spiral incense according to the present invention pushed up from the lower surface.In this case, the spiral incense stick hanging piece 8 of the present invention is used. It has been shown that its usefulness can be further increased, such as by being able to use it without any problems, and it can be modified and used as desired depending on the purpose of use, aesthetic appearance, and price, and can sufficiently achieve the desired effects such as safety. This is a useful invention.

5 to 11 show various modifications of the present invention, and FIG. 5 shows another modification of the spiral incense stick 6 in which one or more through holes are provided in the center of the present invention. Fig. 5 (a) shows a type in which the through hole 7 in the center is diagonally divided into two approximately half-moon-shaped through holes, and Fig. 5 (b) Figure 5 (C) shows a type in which the through hole 7 in the center is made square to reduce the influence of eccentricity, which is a characteristic of a spiral incense stick, during burning; 6 and subsequent figures show other modified examples of the spiral incense stick hanging piece 8 of the present invention. In FIG. Form that can make it more stable, 7th
Figures k) to h) are types that can be formed by pressing nonflammable materials such as metal plates, Figures 8 (a) to 8) are types that can be formed by processing drawn wire, and Figure 9 is a hook part. 9 and the spiral incense stick hanging part 10 are separated. Figures 9 (g) and 9 (b) are molded products made of nonflammable materials such as metal plates, and can be assembled by bending the fitting parts. Format, Figure 9 (
C) and Fig. 9) show a hook part 9 formed into an almost inverted V shape by processing the drawn wire, and a spiral incense stick hanging part 11 made of a non-combustible material such as ceramics, by processing the drawn wire. It can be assembled by fitting and fixing the tip of the lower surface of the approximately inverted V-shaped hook part 9 molded into a slot provided in the spiral incense stick hanging part 10 made of a non-combustible material such as ceramics. Figure 9 (e) shows a type of connection between the hook part 9 formed by processing drawn wire and the spiral incense stick hanging part 10 by screwing or caulking, and Figure 10 shows a type formed by processing drawn wire. A method that can be assembled by fitting and fixing the hook part 9 formed by pressing into the hook hole 13 provided in the spiral incense hanging part 10 formed by press working (see Fig. 10) is a method in which the spiral incense stick during burning Another modified example is shown in FIG. 11, which shows that the hook part 9 at the upper end is twisted by 90 degrees in order to reduce the influence of eccentricity, which is a characteristic of incense sticks, and its usefulness can be further increased. 5) or a hanging part 10 that can hold the spiral incense stick 6 using elastic force with a spiral incense hanging piece suitable for the shape of the spiral incense stick 6 shown in FIG. The protrusion 12 provided on the top surface is provided for the purpose of preventing the spiral incense stick 6 from shifting during use. Further, as shown in FIG. 4, when a conventional spiral incense stick hanger 14 or the like is used, in which the center part of the lower surface of the spiral incense stick 6 is pushed up from the lower surface, the spiral incense stick of the present invention Since the incense stick hanging piece 8 can be omitted, it is possible to provide only the spiral incense stick 6 of the present invention, and the incense stick can be selectively used according to various purposes, and its usefulness can be enhanced.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 and 2 are perspective views showing an example of the use of a conventional spiral incense stick, Figure 3 (a) is a plan view of the spiral incense stick of the present invention, and Figure 3 (b) is a view of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the spiral incense stick hanging piece of the invention; FIGS. 7 and 8 are also perspective views of the spiral incense stick hanging piece of the invention; FIG. FIG. 10 and FIG. 11 are also perspective views of the spiral incense stick hanging piece of the present invention. 1... spiral incense, 2... cord,
3...Hanging tool, 4...Curved end, 5...
... saucer, 6 ... spiral incense stick, 7 ...
... one or more through holes, 8 ... spiral incense stick hanging piece, 9 ... bow 1 hanging part, 1 o.
...... Spiral incense stick hanging part, 11...
Spiral incense stick hanging part made of non-combustible material such as ceramics, 12...protrusion, 13...hanging hole,
14... Conventional spiral incense stick hanging device. Patent applicant: Masahiko Kurano (Figure 4, Box 5, No. 11 C) Figure Ca>

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] (1) Made of a nonflammable material having a spiral incense stick with one or more through holes in the center, a hook at the upper end, and a hanging part for the spiral incense stick at the lower end. The upper end of the spiral incense stick is passed through one or more through holes provided in the center of the spiral incense stick. A spiral incense stick shaped like an umbrella or a bell so that when the hanging piece is lifted upward, the spiral incense stick is lifted from the contact surface between the spiral incense hanging piece and the center part of the lower surface of the spiral incense stick. . (2) It has one or more through holes in the center, and when lifted upward through the through hole or the center part of the lower surface of the through hole, it becomes umbrella-shaped or A spiral incense stick formed on a hanging bell. (b) A spiral incense stick that is formed into a spiral shape immediately from the center tip, and which is formed into an umbrella shape or a bell shape when the spiral center portion is lifted upward. (4) Made of a non-combustible material with a hook at the upper end and a spiral incense hanging section at the lower end, the upper end is passed through one or more through holes provided in the center of the spiral incense stick. When the upper end is lifted upward at the same time, the spiral incense stick is formed into an umbrella shape or a bell shape so that it can be lifted from the contact surface with the center part of the lower surface. A spiral incense stick hanging piece with a 90 degree twist in the hook at the top end to reduce the effects of eccentricity, which is a characteristic of incense sticks. (5) Separate the hook part at the upper end and the spiral incense stick hanging part at the lower end, and connect the hook part and the spiral incense stick hanging part by bending, screwing, fitting, etc. In order to reduce the influence of eccentricity, which is a characteristic of spiral incense sticks during combustion, if necessary
A spiral incense stick with a degree of twist. (6) At the center of an elastic metal plate, cut off one end of a strip and punch it out to form a wrapper bent into an almost S-shape, so that the center of the spiral incense stick is bent into the S-shape. By using the elastic force of the coiled incense stick, it can be held between the bent end of the S-shaped coiled incense stick and the elastic metal plate, and when the spiral incense stick is to be removed. A spiral incense stick hanging piece formed by pushing open the other bent part of the S-shaped holding piece with fingers or the like.