KR200496474Y1 - A candlestick with card holder groove - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a candlestick equipped with a card holder groove, and more specifically, when a candle is lit and a wish is made in religion, shamanism, or daily life, a wish card with a wish, a wish, or a name can be inserted into the holder of the candlestick The present invention relates to a candlestick equipped with a card holding groove capable of clearly displaying a wish card to the outside by doing so.

Description

Candlestick with card holder groove {A candlestick with card holder groove}

The present invention relates to a candlestick equipped with a card holder groove, and more specifically, when a candle is lit and a wish is made in religion, shamanism, or daily life, a wish card with a wish, a wish, or a name can be inserted into the holder of the candlestick The present invention relates to a candlestick equipped with a card holding groove capable of clearly displaying a wish card to the outside by doing so.

In general, candles are manufactured by embedding a wick in a longitudinal direction of a central portion using paraffin as a raw material. These candles are used for a variety of purposes, such as lighting in homes or businesses during power outages, religious ceremonies, or outdoor camping or graves.

Since the candle melted by heating falls on both sides, a candlestick having a dish receiving candle wax is used to prevent contamination of the surroundings.

The use of the candlestick has the effect of providing light in a wide range by arranging the candle at a higher place than the surroundings. However, there is no big problem when used indoors, but when using candlesticks outdoors for outdoor use, that is, for personal graves or religious ceremonies such as Buddhism or shamanism, the wind frequently causes the candles to be extinguished. Even in places where the door is frequently opened, such as a Buddhist temple, candles often go out.

Accordingly, Korean Registered Utility Model No. 20-0355918 (registered on July 1, 2004) proposed a technique to prevent the wind from blowing the candle directly by installing a windbreak member to enclose the candle. By blocking the surroundings of the candle with a windbreak member, it is possible to prevent the candle from being blown out by the wind, and if the material of the windbreak member is made transparent, the candle can be exposed to the outside as it is, so the ceremony can be performed that reflects the traditional method as much as possible. .

In addition, when making a wish or performing a memorial ceremony for the deceased, in addition to lighting only candles, a separate wish card or congratulatory card is written and placed in front of the candlestick or inserted into the lower part of the pedestal. However, this method has a disadvantage in that the card is not visible from the outside because the card is placed on the floor and the card may be lost in the process of moving the candlestick. In the candlestick of Korean Utility Model Publication No. 20-0996-0007291 (published on August 28, 1996), the candle holder is configured in a cylindrical shape and a concave elevation for attaching advertising printing paper to the outer circumferential surface is inserted. In this method, an attachment method is applied to deliver advertisement contents to the outside regardless of burning of the inner candle. However, in the case of a general candlelight user, since the content of prayer is different each time, it is not suitable for praying by writing a wish or object in a short period of time, and the structure does not prevent the candle from being blown out by the wind.

Therefore, the need for a candlestick having a structure capable of solving the card loss problem by combining a card with a purpose of lighting a candle to the candlestick has emerged.

Korea Utility Model Registration No. 20-0355918 (Registered on July 1, 2004): Windproof candlestick Korean Utility Model Publication No. 20-0996-0007291 (1996.08.28. Notice): Candlestick

The candlestick having a card holder groove according to the present invention to solve the above problem,

A card with prayer objects written on one side of the candlestick is installed vertically so that it is easy to inform the outside why the candle is lit, and when the candle burning is completed and other wishes are prayed, the card can be easily replaced. The purpose is to provide a candlestick with

The candle holder having a card holding groove of the present invention for achieving the above object,

In a candlestick used as an interior accessory for Buddhists and shamans during prayer or daily life, a plate-shaped saucer for placing candles on the top; A pedestal coupled to the lower part of the pedestal so that it is placed at a certain height from the installation floor, and the lower end is expanded to a large diameter so that it can be stably placed; A card holder groove into which a card is inserted; characterized in that it is formed vertically.

In addition, the card holder groove is a vertical groove formed on the extended upper surface of the pedestal, and may be formed in either a left-right linear shape or a circular shape formed coaxially with the central axis of the pedestal, or both.

In addition, the saucer and the pedestal are detachably coupled, and the upper portion of the saucer is detachably coupled to the upper container and the lower container so that the transparent container containing the candle is more detachably coupled, the saucer is, the center Forming a first coupling part on the upper part, and forming a second coupling part on the center bottom surface; The transparent container has a lower container having a third coupling part formed on the bottom surface, coupled to the first coupling part of the saucer, and a candle fitting groove formed inside the third coupling part in a vertical direction for inserting candles, and at the top of the lower container It is composed of an upper container which is detachably coupled and is an open top cylinder; The pedestal may include a fourth coupling portion formed at an upper end, coupled to the second coupling portion of the saucer, and a vertically long neck portion, and a support portion having a diameter extending downward from the lower end of the neck portion. .

In addition, the neck portion of the pedestal includes a rod body having a fourth coupling portion formed on an upper surface thereof, and a lifting table having a threaded portion formed thereon; It is configured to include an inner mouth body having an upper portion opened so as to insert the elevator table, and a screw portion corresponding to the elevator table is formed on the inner surface, so that the length of the neck portion can be adjusted according to the withdrawal of the elevator table.

In addition, a lid is further placed at the top of the upper body to prevent rainwater from entering, and a locking jaw is formed at the midpoint on the inner surface of the lid to limit the inside depth of the upper body, and on the upper side of the locking jaw By forming an air distribution hole communicating the inside and outside, air flow between the inside and outside can be achieved.

The candle holder having the card holder groove of the present invention by the above solution,

By forming the card holder groove on the candlestick stand in a straight or circular shape, the card with the prayer target facing forward or surrounding the candlestick is placed so that it is easily grasped from the outside and the contents spread to the surroundings, so that the prayer is comforted mentally. It provides an effect that allows

In addition, it is possible to provide a multifunctional candlestick that can prevent the candle from being covered by the card mounted on the card holder by enabling the height of the pedestal to be adjusted while providing a function to prevent the candle from being turned off by wind or raindrops. .

1 is a combined cross-sectional view of a candlestick having a card holder groove according to the present invention
Figures 2a to 2c is a plan view of the pedestal showing various forms of the card holder groove according to the present invention.
Figure 3 is an exploded cross-sectional view showing a candlestick further equipped with a transparent container according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 4a and Figure 4b is a schematic cross-sectional view showing the mounting state of the lid according to the present invention.
Figure 5a and Figure 5b is a separation and coupling cross-sectional view showing the length adjustment structure of the pedestal according to the present invention.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Since the present invention can have various changes and various forms, specific embodiments are illustrated in the drawings and the present invention will be described in detail in the text. However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to a specific form disclosed, and should be understood to include all modifications, equivalents, or substitutes included in the spirit and technical scope of the present invention. In the accompanying drawings, the dimensions of the structures are shown enlarged or reduced than actual for clarity of the present invention.

Terms used in this application are only used to describe specific embodiments, and are not intended to limit the present invention. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. In this application, terms such as "comprise", "have" or "have" are intended to designate that there is a feature, number, step, operation, component, or combination thereof described in the specification, but one or the It should be understood that the presence or addition of other features or numbers, steps, operations, elements, or combinations thereof described above is not precluded.

Unless defined otherwise, all terms used herein, including technical or scientific terms, have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention belongs. Terms such as those commonly used and defined in advance are to be interpreted as having a meaning consistent with the meaning in the context of the related art, and unless explicitly defined in this application, they are not to be interpreted in an ideal or overly formal sense. .

1 is a combined cross-sectional view of a candlestick having a card holder groove according to the present invention.

As shown, the candle holder 10 according to the present invention includes a saucer 20 for collecting candle wax generated during candle combustion while combining a candle 70 on the top, and supporting the saucer to be located at a certain height It is configured to include a pedestal 40 to form a card holding groove 50 in the lower configuration with an expanded diameter among the pedestal configurations so that a card 80 written on a wish or prayer purpose can be inserted and expressed to the outside. there is.

On the upper surface of the saucer 20, protrusions into which candles can be inserted may be formed or grooves may be formed so as to be combined. In addition, the saucer 20 and the pedestal 40 can be configured in a detachable structure to facilitate movement or storage.

The card holder groove 50 is opened upward, and is formed in a circular shape coaxial with the center of the candlestick as shown in FIG. 2a, or straight in the left and right directions from a point deflected from the center of the candlestick to the front as shown in FIG. 2b It can be formed as a groove having or using an inclined pedestal as shown in FIG. 2c to form a circular card holding groove at the top and a straight card holding groove at the bottom to provide two stages. Of course, although not shown, it may be formed in multi-stage by providing two circular shapes coaxially, or formed in multi-directional or multi-stage by forming two or more linear shapes.

The card holding groove 50 has a circular shape and can hold relatively long cards rather than a straight shape, and wraps around the bottom of a candlestick like a folding screen when combining cards so that the contents described in all directions are expressed. The card holder groove 50 may be vertically formed to have the same width, and may be gradually narrowed toward the bottom so that cards of various thicknesses may be inserted.

As shown in Figure 3, the candlestick 10 of the present invention can be detachably installed with a transparent container 30 for blocking wind.

The saucer 20 and the pedestal 40 are detachably coupled, and the transparent container 30 detachably coupled to the upper container 32 and the lower container 31 is coupled to the upper portion of the saucer 20 And, the candle 70 can be placed inside the transparent container.

The saucer 20 has a first coupling portion 21 and a second coupling portion 22 formed at the top and bottom of the center, respectively. The first coupling part 21 and the second coupling part 22 may be provided in the form of a recessed groove or a protruding protrusion, and a female screw or male screw thread is formed on the inner surface of the recessed or protruding part to correspond to Make a screw connection with the member. Of course, in addition to the screw coupling method, a known coupling method such as a general interference fit method may be applied.

The transparent container 30 may be provided in various shapes capable of containing the candle 70, such as a jar shape or a cylindrical shape, and in order to facilitate transportation, storage, and candle replacement, the upper container 32 and the lower container ( 31) can be configured separately.

A third coupling portion 311 coupled to the first coupling portion 21 of the saucer is formed on the bottom surface of the lower container 31, and a candle 70 is vertically inserted into the candle 70 on the inner bottom surface of the lower container. (312) is formed. The chord fitting groove 312 may be formed to have the diameter of the groove the same as or slightly smaller than that of the candle so as to make an interference fit, or may be formed by forming a tip in the chord fitting groove to insert and fix the bottom of the candle. The lower container 31 stores a certain amount of fire extinguishing water, so that when the candle burns up to the level of fire extinguishing water, the candle can be automatically turned off by the fire extinguishing water.

The upper container 32 has a lower side detachably coupled to the upper side of the lower container, and is preferably firmly coupled by applying a screw coupling method. The top of the upper container 32 is opened so that internal combustion gas is discharged or external air is introduced so that the inner candle is continuously burned. The upper container may be formed in various shapes, such as reducing the diameter of the upper side in the form of a gourd or having the same diameter as the lower container.

The pedestal 40 is formed vertically long and has a neck portion 41 formed with a fourth coupling portion 411 coupled to the second coupling portion 22 of the bottom surface of the saucer at the upper end, and downward from the lower end of the neck portion It is composed of a support portion 42 having an expanded diameter. As shown, the support part 42 may be formed in a cone shape or provided in a form in which a plurality of legs are arranged at equal intervals. Although not shown, the neck portion and the support portion may also be detachably configured to improve transportability and storage.

As shown in FIG. 4A, a lid 60 is further coupled to the top of the upper container 32 of the present invention to block air circulation with the outside so that the candles can be turned off.

As shown in FIG. 4B, the lid 60 further forms a locking jaw 61 at the midpoint of the inner surface to limit the depth into which the upper container is inserted, and the upper side of the locking jaw 61 has air By forming a plurality of distribution holes 62 on the side, the inflow of rainwater is prevented, and the inside and outside are communicated so that air is continuously introduced to burn the candle. As shown in the drawing, the locking jaw 61 is formed by making the upper and lower diameters of the locking jaw different, and in addition, the entire side protrudes or partially protrudes in the form of a ring on the same horizontal line to make the latch can do.

The pedestal 40 of the present invention provides a structure in which the neck 41 can be moved up and down, so that the height of the saucer can be adjusted.

As shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B, the neck portion 41 is a rod body or tubular body having a fourth coupling portion 411 formed on the upper surface thereof, and a lift table 412 having a threaded portion 414a formed on the outer surface thereof at the lower portion, It is composed of an inner body 413 having a threaded portion 414b corresponding to the threaded portion of the lifting and drawing table inserted into the lifting table and formed on the inner surface thereof.

In the drawing, the lower part of the lift-out table 412 is formed with a male screw and the inside of the inner body 413 is formed with a female screw to show a structure that is lifted and withdrawn by a screw coupling method. An upper part of the body may be provided with a structure in which lifting is performed by forming a male screw. In addition, it is possible to adjust the length of the pedestal neck by applying various known length adjusting means.

As described above, when the length of the pedestal 40 is formed to be adjustable, when a plurality of candlesticks are arranged in a plurality of rows, the length of the pedestal is formed longer toward the rear row to increase the candle burning position so that the candles in the rear row can be clearly seen from the front can do.

As described above, the candle holder 10 of the present invention is provided with a card holder groove 50 so that a card containing the user's wish to light the candle 70 can be placed by inserting it in a straight line or circular shape, so that the contents can be placed outside By making it easy to express and read, it can provide self-consolation through wish diffusion. In addition, while providing a windproof function and a rainwater inflow blocking function, it is possible to continuously burn the candle by circulating internal and external air. In addition, it is possible to provide a candlestick having multiple functions, such as being able to place a candle at a required height by adjusting the length of the pedestal 40.

10 : Candlestick
20: saucer
21: first coupling part 22: second coupling part
30: transparent container
31: lower container 32: upper container
311: third coupling part 312: initial fitting groove
40: pedestal
41: neck part 42: support part
411: fourth coupling part 412: lift table
413: inner mouth body 414a, 414b: screw part
50: card slot
60: lid
61: locking jaw 62: air distribution hole
70: Candle
80: card

Claims (5)

In the candlestick used as an interior accessory for Buddhists and shamans during prayer or daily life,
A plate-shaped saucer 20 for placing a candle 70 thereon;
A pedestal 40 coupled to the lower part of the saucer to be placed at a certain height from the installation floor, and the lower end formed to be expanded to a large diameter to be stably placed; composed of,
On the expanded upper surface of the pedestal, a groove is formed in a circular shape coaxial with the central axis of the pedestal so that a wish or name written card 80 can be inserted, but the groove gradually narrows toward the bottom A card holder groove 50 into which cards of various thicknesses are inserted; A candle holder having a card holder groove, characterized in that it is formed vertically. delete According to claim 1,
The saucer 20 and the pedestal 40 are detachably coupled, and a transparent container 30 containing a candle is more detachably coupled to the upper portion of the saucer,
The saucer 20 has a first coupling portion 21 formed on the upper portion of the center and a second coupling portion 22 formed on the lower portion of the center;
The transparent container 30 has a third coupling portion 311 formed on the bottom surface to be coupled to the first coupling portion 21 of the saucer, and inside the third coupling portion, a candle insertion groove for inserting a candle in a vertical direction ( 312) is formed on the lower container 31, and the upper container 32 is detachably coupled to the upper end of the lower container and is a tubular upper container 32 having an open top;
The pedestal 40 has a fourth coupling portion 411 formed at the top, coupled with the second coupling portion 22 of the saucer, and a neck portion 41 formed vertically long, and a diameter A candlestick having a card holder groove, characterized in that composed of; a support portion 42 having an extended form. According to claim 3,
The neck portion 41 of the pedestal 40 is,
a rod body having a fourth coupling part 411 formed on an upper surface thereof, and a lift-out table 412 having a screw part formed thereon;
It is composed of an inner body 413 having a screw portion corresponding to the lift table and a cylindrical body having an upper opening to insert the lift table 412, and the length of the neck portion 41 according to the withdrawal of the lift table 412. A candlestick having a card holder groove, characterized in that to be adjusted. According to claim 3,
At the upper end of the upper container 32, a lid 60 is further placed to prevent rainwater from entering, but a locking jaw 61 is formed at the midpoint of the inner surface of the lid to limit the depth of the upper container , A candle holder with a card holder groove, characterized in that the air flow of the inside and outside is made by forming an air distribution hole 62 communicating the inside and outside on the upper side of the locking jaw.

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