JPH073449U - Buddhist altar with decorative plate - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] A simple and easy, efficient, inexpensive and large-scale production of beautiful decorative boards with a solid feeling by reducing the deviation of wooden thin wood. [Structure] The decorative plate 6 includes a front rammer 6A and a rear rammer 6B.
Divide into two or more sheets including and. The surface of the wooden thin wood 5 of the decorative plate 6 is painted. With the front rammer 6A as the front surface, the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B are laminated on each other.
The wooden thin trees 5 of the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B arranged on the front surface are arranged so as to be visible. The wooden thin tree 5 of the front rammer 6A and the wooden thin tree 5 of the rear rammer 6B are fixed to separate picture frames 4. [Effect] By dividing the decorative plate into multiple sheets, including the front and rear rammers, the wood shavings can be reduced
A beautiful decorative plate with a solid feeling.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001] The present invention relates to a Buddhist altar with a decorative plate on the upper part inside.

[Industrial applications]

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Most of today's Buddhist altars are made by cutting out a piece of wood and carving it three-dimensionally to make a decorative plate, which is fixed to the upper part inside. The decorative plate should be sculpted with a thick plate to give a three-dimensional appearance in order to achieve a high-class and sublime personality. However, engraving thick wood deeply and precisely engraving every detail has the drawback of being extremely time-consuming.

In order to solve this drawback, the present inventor has developed a Buddhist altar with a decorative plate in which a frame front plate and a back plate are laminated (Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3-30069). Fig. 1 shows a decorative plate of a Buddhist altar described in this publication. In this decorative plate, the front plate 1 is largely opened and fixed to the back plate 2, and the three-dimensional engraving piece 3 is fixed on the surface of the back plate 2 so as to be positioned at the opening of the front plate 1. The back plate 2 has a large number of wooden thin trees fixed to the frame 4 at regular intervals. The decorative plate having this structure can have a complicated and profound three-dimensional pattern.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, the decorative plate of this structure has a drawback that it is difficult to manufacture a beautiful back plate and maintain the original beauty for a long time. In particular, a back plate having a wide width of wooden thin wood in order to give the decorative plate a deep three-dimensional effect has a drawback that the wooden thin wood is easily warped. The use of high-grade wood such as rosewood and blackwood for the thin wood also causes a large amount of warpage. If the wooden thin wood is warped, the surface of the wooden thin wood will be uneven, and the intervals between the wooden thin wood will be uneven, making it impossible to maintain a clean shape.

The present invention was developed with the object of solving this drawback, and the important purpose of the present invention is to reduce the deviation of wooden thin wood and to create a beautiful decorative plate with a solid feeling. The purpose is to provide Buddhist altars that can be mass-produced easily, efficiently, and inexpensively.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The Buddhist altar of this invention has the following structure to achieve the above-mentioned object. The Buddhist altar has a decorative plate 6 built in at the upper part inside. The decorative plate 6 has a wooden frame 4 around it. Located inside the frame 4, a plurality of thin wooden trees 5 are arranged in parallel at regular intervals. The end of the wooden thin wood 5 is fixed to the frame 4.

Further, the Buddhist altar of the present invention has the decorative plate divided into two or more pieces. The decorative plate 6 shown in the embodiment is divided into two pieces, a front rammer 6A and a rear rammer 6B. The front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B are laminated on each other with the front rammer 6A positioned in the front, and the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B are arranged so that the wooden thin woods 5 can be seen. ing. Further, the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B are fixed to separate picture frames 4.

Further, in the altar of claim 2, an opening window 6A is provided in a part of the front rammer 6, and the protruding rammer portion 6b of the rear rammer 6B is projected from the opening window 6A.

[0009]

[Action]

 The Buddhist altar of this invention divides the decorative plate into two or more pieces. The decorative plate of the preferred embodiment is divided into two pieces, a front rammer 6A and a rear rammer 6B. The decorative plate 6 in which the two divided front rammers 6A and the rear rammers 6B are laminated into one can be made a thick decorative plate 6 by thinning the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B. If the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B have the same thickness, these thicknesses can be half the thickness of the decorative plate 6. Further, by providing a slight gap between the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B, the laminated front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B can form the decorative plate 6 having a thickness twice or more. For the thin front rammer 6A and the thin rear rammer 6B, narrow wooden thin trees 5 can be used.

The thin wooden thin wood 5 is fixed in parallel to the frame 4 and then surface-painted, so that the strain generated over time can be reduced. This is because the thin wooden thin tree 5 has a weaker force to deform itself than a thick wooden thin tree 5, and the strain can be reduced by performing surface treatment and covering with both ends fixed to the frame 4.

Further, the decorative plate 6 divided into the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B has a noble appearance that cannot be realized by one decorative plate 6 by changing the shape of the two wooden thin trees 5. It can be a design. Further, by providing a gap between the wooden thin tree 5 of the front rammer 6A and the wooden thin tree 5 of the rear rammer 6B, it is possible to make the decorative plate 6 rich in three-dimensionality that cannot be realized by one decorative plate 6.

Particularly, in the decorative plate according to the second aspect, the opening window 6a is provided in the front rammer 6A, and the protruding rammer portion 6b of the rear rammer 6B is projected from the opening window 6a. The decorative plate 6 in which the projecting rammer portion 6b projects in a part of the front rammer 6A can be made into a vertical pattern which cannot be realized by one decorative plate.

[0013]

【Example】

 An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. However, the following example illustrates a Buddhist altar for embodying the technical idea of the present invention, and the Buddhist altar of the present invention has the following structure, arrangement, material, etc. of its constituent parts. Not specific. The Buddhist altar of this invention can be modified within the scope of the claims of the utility model.

Further, in this specification, in order to facilitate understanding of the scope of utility model registration claims, the numbers corresponding to the members shown in the embodiments are referred to as "utility model registration claim column" and "function column". , And "members for solving the problems" are added. However, the members indicated in the claims for utility model registration are not specified as the members of the embodiment.

The Buddhist altar shown in FIG. 2 is provided with a decorative plate 6 on the upper part inside. As shown in the front view of FIG. 3 and the sectional view of FIG. 4, the decorative plate 6 is divided into two pieces, a front rammer 6A and a rear rammer 6B. The front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B are laminated on each other with the front rammer 6A positioned on the front surface, and are arranged so that the wooden thin wood 5 of the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B arranged on the front surface can be seen. There is.

Further, the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B are fixed to separate picture frames 4. The front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B have a wooden frame 4 around them, and are located inside the frame 4, and a plurality of wooden thin trees 5 are arranged in parallel at regular intervals. The end of the thin wood 5 is fixed to the frame 4.

In the decorative plate 6 shown in FIG. 4, the frame 4 of the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B is made of wood that is sufficiently thick as compared with the wood thin wood 5. For example, as the wooden thin wood 5, the one obtained by processing Karaki into a thickness of 2.5 mm and a width (W) of 5 mm is used. However, the thickness of the wooden thin wood 5 can be changed in the range of 1.5 to 4 mm, and the width (W) can be changed in the range of 2.5 to 10 mm. The front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B shown in FIG. 3 are formed by connecting the wooden thin trees 5 in a grid pattern and fixing the ends to the frame 4. In this way, the wooden thin woods 5 extending in the vertical and horizontal directions and intersecting each other are carved in half grooves at the intersecting portions, and are fitted in the grooves and connected at right angles.

In order to connect the ends of the wooden thin woods 5, as shown in FIG. 4, a connection groove 7 into which the ends of the wooden thin woods 5 are fitted is provided on the back surface of the frame 4. The connection groove 7 is processed to have the same cross-sectional shape as the end portion of the wooden thin wood 5 so that the end of the wooden thin wood 5 can be fitted in without any gap. When the wooden thin wood 5 having a rectangular cross section is used, the connecting groove 7 is a U-shaped groove. The connecting groove 7 is preferably shaped so that the entire wooden thin wood 5 can be fitted therein. However, although not shown, it goes without saying that the connecting groove 7 can be made shallow so as to fit a part of the wooden thin wood 5. In the decorative plate 6 shown in FIG. 3, the pitch of the connecting grooves 7 of the front rammer 6A is 5 mm, and the pitch of the rear rammer 6B is 15 mm. The pitch of the connecting groove 7 determines the pitch of the wooden thin wood 5 fitted therein. The pitch of the wooden thin woods 5 is adjusted so that the decorative plate 6 in which the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B are laminated has a beautiful pattern when viewed from the front.

The frame 4 is manufactured by connecting four Karaki trees at four corners to form a square frame, or by cutting out one Karaki tree into a square shape. The frame 4 is sufficiently thicker than the wooden thin wood 5, and is designed to have a thickness and a width (D) of, for example, 10 to 20 mm. The frame 4 of the front ram 6A shown in FIG. 3 uses straight timber at the upper end and both sides, and uses timber curved in an arch shape at the lower end. The frame 4 of the rear rammer 6B uses straight timber on the upper and lower sides and both sides. The wooden spaces 5 of the rear ramma 6B can be seen between the wooden lambs 5 of the front rammer 6A, and the spaces between the rammers 6B of this structure. Further, the wooden thin wood 5 of the rear rammer 6B can be seen from below the frame 4 below the front rammer 6A.

In the decorative plate 6 shown in FIG. 4, the frame 4 of the rear rammer 6B is fixed to the back of the frame 4 of the front rammer 6A, and the two decorative plates 6 are laminated. However, although not shown, the front rammer 6A and the rear rammer 6B may be laminated so as to leave a slight gap. In order to stack the front rammers 6A and the rear rammers 6B so as to form a gap, a spacer is sandwiched between the frame 4 or the rear rammers 6B and the front rammers 6A are separately separated and fixed to the altar. To do.

In the decorative plate 6 shown in FIG. 4, the three-dimensional engraving piece 3 is fixed to the wooden thin wood 5 of the front rammer 6A. The three-dimensional engraving piece 3 has a three-dimensional engraving pattern on the entire surface and the periphery, and is manufactured by engraving Karaki. The three-dimensional engraving piece 3 is designed smaller than the inner shape of the frame 4 so as to be fixed inside the frame 4 of the front rammer 6A. Further, although not shown, the three-dimensional engraving piece 3 may be fixed to the wooden thin tree 5 of the rear rammer 6B so that the three-dimensional engraving piece 3 of the rear rammer 6B can be seen through the wooden thin tree 5 of the front rammer 6A. it can.

Further, in the decorative plate 6 shown in the exploded sectional view of FIG. 5 and the front views of FIGS. 6 and 7, the opening window 6a is provided in the front rammer 6A, and the protruding rammer portion 6 of the rear rammer 6B is provided from the opening window 6a. b is projected. As shown in FIG. 6, the front rammer 6A is provided with an elongated rectangular opening window 6a in the central portion. As shown in FIG. 7, the rear rammer 6B has a protruding rammer portion 6b that can be inserted into the opening window 6a of the front rammer 6A. The protruding rammer portion 6b has a rectangular outer shape that is slightly smaller than the inner shape of the opening window 6a so that it can be inserted into the opening window 6a. On the inside of the protruding rammer portion 6b, wooden thin trees 5 are stretched in a grid pattern.

The front rammer 6 A has a three-dimensional engraving piece 3 having the shape shown in FIG. 8 fixed to the front surface of the frame 4. The rear rammer 6B has the three-dimensional engraving piece 3 shown in FIG. 8 fixed to the front surface of the protruding rammer portion 6b.

In the above embodiments, the decorative plate is divided into two pieces, the front rammer and the rear rammer, but the Buddhist altar of the present invention can also be divided into two or more decoration plates. Divide the decorative plate into two or more sheets by stacking one or more intermediate columns between the front rammer and the rear rammer.

In the decorative plate shown in FIG. 9, one intermediate rammer 6 C is laminated between the front rammer 6 A and the rear rammer 6 B. As shown in FIG. 10, the front rammer 6A has wooden thin trees 5 fixed to the outer peripheral portion in a grid pattern, and the three-dimensional pine carved pieces 3 are fixed to the surface of the wooden thin trees 5. As shown in FIG. 11, the intermediate rammer 6C has a lattice-shaped wooden thin wood 5 fixed to the central portion thereof as compared with the front rammer 6A, and the bamboo or flower three-dimensional sculpture piece 3 fixed to the surface of the wooden thin wood 5. Further, as shown in FIG. 12, the rear rammer 6B has a grid-like wooden thin tree 5 fixed to the central portion thereof, and the three-dimensional engraving piece 3 fixed to the surface of the wooden thin tree 5. The decorative plate shown in these figures is composed of a front rammer 6A, an intermediate rammer 6C, and a rear rammer 6B which are divided into three pieces, each of which is provided with a wooden thin wood 5 at a different position and is further carved into a different shape. Since the body sculpture piece 3 is fixed, it is possible to obtain a sublime and extremely high-grade three-dimensional pattern that cannot be realized with a single decorative plate.

[0026]

[Effect of the Invention] The Buddhist altar of the present invention has a unique structure, which can reduce the deviation of wooden thin wood and can be a beautiful decorative plate with a solid feeling. This is because the Buddhist altar of the present invention divides the decorative plate with the wooden thin wood connected to the frame into two or more pieces having the front rammer and the rear rammer, and stacks these on top of each other. The divided front and rear rammers each have a different frame, and wooden frames are connected to each frame. In other words, the wooden thin wood connected to the front rammer and the wooden thin wood connected to the rear rammer are different. Therefore, the width of the wooden thin woods connected to the frame can be reduced by half, and the decorative board can be made thicker and rich in three-dimensionality as a whole. By coating the surface of narrow wooden thin wood, the deviation peculiar to the wood can be reduced compared to thick wooden thin wood. It is difficult to prevent thick wood from deforming because it has a strong tendency to deform, whereas thin wood has a weak force to deform, so be sure to connect both ends to the frame and apply surface coating. Deformation can be reduced. In addition, the thinner wooden wood has a larger surface area per unit weight. Therefore, the thinner the wooden thin wood, the greater the proportion of the surface coating area, and the surface coating also prevents warping. In the Buddhist altar of this invention, the thickness of the wooden thin wood can be reduced to less than half by dividing the decorative plate into two or more pieces having a front rammer and a rear rammer. For this reason, it is possible to reduce the warp of wooden thin wood, and to maintain the decorative plate in a beautiful pattern immediately after manufacturing for a long period of time.

Further, the Buddhist altar of the present invention, which is provided with the decorative plate divided into two or more including the front rammer and the rear rammer, can be formed in a shape rich in depth and stereoscopic effect. In addition, by making the wood thin woods of the front and rear rammers different shapes, it is possible to create a wide variety of designs that cannot be realized with a single decorative board in the past, which is high-class, profound and sublime. It can be a stately Buddhist altar.

In addition, since the Buddhist altar of the present invention divides the decorative plate in which the wooden frames are connected to the frame into two or more pieces, even if the shape of one decorative plate is simplified, by combining them, It can be a complicated and beautiful decorative plate. For this reason, the Buddhist altar of the present invention also realizes a feature that decoration plates can be mass-produced easily and easily, efficiently, and at low cost.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a conventional decorative plate for a Buddhist altar

FIG. 2 is a front view showing an example of a Buddhist altar that incorporates the decorative plate of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a front view showing an example of a decorative plate incorporated in a Buddhist altar of the present invention.

4 is a sectional view of the decorative plate shown in FIG.

FIG. 5 is an exploded sectional view of a decorative plate of a Buddhist altar according to another embodiment of the present invention.

6 is a front view of a front rammer of the decorative plate shown in FIG.

FIG. 7 is a front view of the rear rammer of the decorative plate shown in FIG.

8 is a front view of the three-dimensional engraving piece fixed to the front rammer of the decorative plate shown in FIG.

FIG. 9 is a sectional view showing another embodiment of the decorative plate used for the Buddhist altar of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a front view showing a front rammer of the decorative plate shown in FIG.

FIG. 11 is a front view showing an intermediate rammer 6C of the decorative plate shown in FIG.

FIG. 12 is a front view showing a rear rammer of the decorative plate shown in FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 …… front plate 2 …… back plate 3 …… three-dimensional sculpture piece 4 …… frame 5 …… wooden thin wood 6 …… decorative plate 6A… front rammer 6B… rear rammer 6C…
Intermediate rammer 6a ... Opening window 6b ... Projecting rammer part 7 ... Connection groove

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A wooden frame (4) is provided around the frame, and this frame is
A decorative plate that is located inside (4) and has a plurality of wooden thin trees (5) arranged in parallel at regular intervals and fixing the ends of the wooden thin trees (5) to the frame (4). In a Buddhist altar with (6) in the upper part of the interior, the decorative plate (6) is divided into two or more including the front rammer (6A) and the rear ramma (6B), and the surface of the wooden thin wood (5) Is painted, and the front rammer (6A) and the rear rammer (6B) are laminated on each other with the front rammer (6A) located in the front surface, and the front rammer (6A) arranged in the front surface. It is arranged so that the wooden shrub (5) of the rear ramma (6B) can be seen, and further, the wooden shrub of the front ramma (6A) (5) and the wooden ramma of the rear rama (6B).
Buddhist altar with a decorative plate, characterized in that (5) and (5) are fixed to separate picture frames (4). 2. The front rammer (6A) is provided with an opening window (6a), and the rear rammer (6B) has a protruding rammer portion (6b) protruding from the opening window (6a). Buddhist altar with a decorative plate.