JP3140467U - Decorative structure of Buddhist tools such as Buddhist altars - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a decorative structure in which useful minerals such as tourmaline are effectively incorporated in Buddhist tools such as Buddhist altars and basil.
SOLUTION: The decoration structure of Buddhist ware such as lantern is made by attaching a granular useful mineral 32 with lacquer (adhesion layer 31) to the surface of the wood 1 of a desired location (front pillar, etc.) in Buddhist altar A or collocation B. A useful mineral adhesion layer 3 is formed, and the surface of the useful mineral adhesion layer 3 is polished to a substantially smooth surface together with a finish coating (finish coating layer 4) using raw lacquer on the upper surface of the useful mineral adhesion layer 3. The surface is exposed, and the pattern due to the difference in the thickness of the finish coating layer 4 and the pattern due to the exposed surface of the useful mineral have a unique decorative effect, and the ambient atmosphere is improved by the useful mineral.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a decorative structure of Buddhist ware such as Buddhist altars and lanterns.

  In Buddhist tools such as Buddhist altars and lanterns, they are generally formed into a predetermined shape on a white wood, and the surface is finished with lacquer, and is further exemplified in Patent Document 1 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-230132). As described above, means for applying a gold powder on a part of the surface or attaching a gold foil to decorate is known.

  Moreover, in lacquerware, as shown in Patent Document 2 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-328106), there is a coated chopstick that employs a dry lacquer technique in which a lacquer liquid mixed with dry lacquer powder is applied to form a surface with irregularities. In particular, this document discloses chopsticks in which tourmaline fine powder having antibacterial properties is attached to the recesses of the uneven surface.

  Further, Patent Document 3 (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-355155) discloses a structure in which a lacquer coating material obtained by kneading tourmaline fine powder is applied to the surface of a wooden timber in a lacquer ware.

JP 2004-230132 A. JP 2001-328106 A. JP 2002-355155 A.

  In lacquerware, etc., a means of applying tourmaline fine powder directly on the surface that comes into contact with food and using the effects of tourmaline (negative ion effect, antibacterial properties, etc.) is known, but lacquerware other than tableware is used. It has not been.

  Moreover, when adopting tourmaline fine powder to a lacquer ware, as exemplified in Patent Documents 2 and 3, it is prevented from being exposed to the surface by filling the concave and convex surfaces into the recesses or kneading into the lacquer liquid. .

  Even if the lacquer liquid that kneaded tourmaline fine powder is applied to the Buddhist altars and the Buddhist altars with the lacquered surface on the surface of the wood, even if the tourmaline fine mineral powder is kneaded so as to have the action of useful minerals such as tourmaline, Unlike the container which is going to exert a direct influence, it cannot necessarily be said that the effect of the useful mineral is effectively exhibited.

  Therefore, the present invention proposes a decorative structure in which useful minerals such as tourmaline are effectively incorporated, particularly in Buddhist altars such as Buddhist altars and basil.

  The decorative structure of Buddhist altars such as Buddhist altars and lanterns according to the present invention is such that a useful mineral adhesion layer is formed by attaching granular useful minerals with lacquer on the surface of the desired wood in the Buddhist altars and lanterns. On the upper surface of the layer, the surface is polished to a substantially smooth surface together with finish coating with fresh lacquer to expose a part of the surface of the granule of useful mineral.

  The decorative structure forms the finishing layer after the particles of useful minerals are adhered to the lacquer adhesion layer, or the particles of useful minerals are mixed and adhered to the lacquer liquid to form an uneven shape on the surface. The pattern due to the difference in the thickness of the finish coating layer and the pattern due to the exposed surface of the useful mineral (acting as an absorbing polarizer and reflected light from the mineral) combine to produce a unique decorative effect. In addition, useful minerals have a pyroelectric effect due to a temperature difference (atmosphere temperature changes by lighting) and improve the ambient atmosphere.

  In addition, the present invention (Claim 2), particularly in the decorative structure, mixes and directly adheres fine coal powder with useful mineral particles, or mixes fine coal powder with useful mineral particles into the lacquer liquid. It is formed by adhering and forming a useful mineral adhesion layer in which fine coal powder parts are provided between useful mineral particles, and fine coal powder is interposed between useful mineral particles. The unevenness of the surface of the useful mineral adhesion layer is made shallower and the formation of the finishing layer is facilitated by filling the space between the particles of the useful mineral with the fine carbon powder portion without uneven distribution of the body.

  Furthermore, the present invention (Claim 3) is provided with an undercoat layer formed by applying a thin colored lacquer to the wood base to reinforce the wood ground and applying a desired color lacquer to the lower layer of the useful mineral adhesion layer. As a result, the adhesion of the useful mineral adhesion layer can be solidified and the color of the ground pattern can be selected.

  In addition, the present invention (Claim 4) is composed of a plurality of types of particularly useful minerals including tourmaline. In addition to the action of tourmaline (such as negative ion effect), the action of other useful minerals can be obtained. .

  The structure of the present invention is as described above, and it is a novel decorative structure that has not been seen before in Buddhist altars, lanterns, etc., and the design effect is enhanced, and particles of useful minerals expose part of the surface. Therefore, the ambient air comes into contact with the useful minerals and contributes to the improvement of the ambient air.

  Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described. The decorative structure of the present invention is applied to a desired place to be decorated (the place of the lacquered surface except for the golden decorative part on the Buddhist altar) such as the front pillar, the upper base ring, and the side surface of the rank B in the Buddhist altar A. An undercoat layer 2, a useful mineral adhesion layer 3, and a finish coating layer 4 are sequentially formed on the surface side of the wood 1 in a laminated state.

  Explaining the structure according to the manufacturing procedure, the undercoat layer 2 applies a thin raw lacquer to the surface of the wood, dries the lacquer into the wood 1 and dries, and smoothes the fluff on the dry surface. After that, a thin black lacquer (other color lacquer may be used) is applied to the entire surface, followed by a smoothing process (paper polishing) after drying. This undercoat layer 2 is carried out as necessary, and means similar to the base treatment in general lacquer ware manufacturing may be adopted instead of the above means.

  The useful mineral adhesion layer 3 is applied with a slightly thick black lacquer (other color lacquer may be used) on the surface of the undercoat layer 2 to form an adhesion layer 31, and particles of tourmaline and other useful minerals 32, Powder 33 is mixed and dispersed and adhered to the adhesion layer 31.

  Also, instead of the above means, useful mineral particles 32 and charcoal fine powder 33 are mixed in lacquer liquid, and this mixed lacquer liquid is applied to adhere useful mineral granules 32 and charcoal fine powder 33. May be.

  The finish coating layer 4 polishes the surface side of the useful mineral adhesion layer 3, applies a thin solution of raw lacquer and dries it to ensure adhesion of the useful mineral particles 32 and the fine carbon powder 33, and It is formed by applying sharpening (smoothing treatment), applying raw lacquer, drying, and sharpening several times, and finally applying black lacquer (other color lacquer may be used) and finishing polishing.

  Thus, the decoration by lacquering exposes the surface of useful minerals such as tourmaline on the surface, and a light and shade pattern (yuzu-like pattern) is formed by subtle differences in the application of the surface lacquer layer.

  Therefore, it is possible to provide Buddhist altars and lanterns with unique patterns, and improve ambient air by natural radiation from useful minerals and radiation by temperature changes (air temperature changes, surface temperature of useful minerals due to lighting) ( Far-infrared radiation, negative ion radiation, antibacterial action, deodorizing action).

Explanatory drawing of embodiment (example of a Buddhist altar) of this invention. Explanatory drawing of the same (example of rank). Explanatory drawing of the manufacturing process.

Explanation of symbols

A Household Buddhist Altar B Bung 1 Bare 2 Undercoat layer 3 Adhesive layer 31 of useful mineral 32 Adhesive layer 32 Granules of useful mineral 33 Fine powder 4 Finish coating layer

Claims (4)

  A useful mineral adhesion layer is formed by attaching lacquer on the surface of the wood of the desired location in the Buddhist altars and lanterns, and the surface of the useful mineral adhesion layer is smoothed with finish coating with fresh lacquer on the top surface of the useful mineral adhesion layer. A decorative structure, such as a Buddhist altar or lantern, characterized by having a surface polished to expose a part of the surface of useful mineral particles.   The decoration of Buddhist altars, lanterns, etc. according to claim 1, wherein fine coal powder is mixed and adhered together with granular useful minerals to form a useful mineral adhesion layer in which fine coal powder portions are provided between the particles of useful minerals. Construction.   3. The Buddhist altar according to claim 1 or 2, wherein under the useful mineral adhesion layer, a thin raw lacquer is applied to a wood base to reinforce the wood ground, and an undercoat layer formed by applying a desired color lacquer is provided. Ornamental structures such as   4. A decorative structure such as a Buddhist altar or lantern according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the useful mineral is composed of a plurality of types including tourmaline.

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