JP5385882B2 - Funeral altar - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a funeral altar.

  Altars for funerals are decorated with a large number of flowers made of fresh flowers or artificial flowers to give the attendees a luxurious and majestic impression. Patent Documents 1 and 2 describe an altar having a slope-shaped flower bed that is formed downward so that the inclination gradually becomes steeper from rear to front. By making the altar slope like this, the altar will have a deep appearance, giving the attendees a more luxurious and solemn impression.

  Among these, fresh flowers are used in the funeral altar of Patent Document 1 and are fixed by inserting stems into a large number of holes provided in the slope one by one until just below the heel. Therefore, the stems and leaves do not appear on the top surface of the slope and are not visible to the attendees. Since only white flowers are generally used for funeral festivals, the altar for funeral festivals in Patent Document 1 has no green stems or leaves, and is filled with one white color, and lacks natural appearance. Become. In addition, fresh flowers have the disadvantage that they are expensive because they are expensive to purchase and do not last long and cannot be reused.

  On the other hand, artificial flowers are used in the funeral altar of Patent Document 2 and are fixed by inserting stems with leaves one by one into a number of holes provided in the slope to the bottom of the leaves. In this funerary altar, participants can see the white color of the flowers as well as the green color of the stems and leaves, but because of the use of artificial flowers, it is inferior to using fresh flowers in terms of luxury and solemnity.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 3-207312 JP 2001-137105 A Japanese National Patent Publication No. 4-505766

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a funeral altar that is luxurious and majestic and gives a natural impression.

The funeral altar according to the present invention made to solve the above problems is
A number of imitation stems attached with imitation stems with rigidity higher than that of the stems of the preserved flowers, and a plurality of imitation leaves attached to the imitation stems at a distance from each other ,
It is attached to a slope-shaped flower bed formed downward so that the inclination gradually becomes steeper from the rear to the front by inserting the end portion of the stem perpendicularly to the surface of the slope. .

  A preserved flower is a flower that has undergone antiseptic treatment by replacing the tissue water of the fresh flower with a non-metabolizable substance such as a low molecular weight polymer, and has a freshness and texture similar to that of the fresh flower. The period is maintained (for example, see Patent Document 3). In the present invention, a flower arrangement in which the stems and leaves of the imitation stems are attached to the corolla (collection of petals) of the preserved flower is used. Therefore, since not only the color of the corolla but also the green color of the stems and leaves can be seen, it gives a more natural impression to the participants, and the imitation stems and leaves are not so conspicuous, so the luxury and dignity are not impaired.

  Moreover, since the imitation stem with higher rigidity than the stem of the fresh flower is used, the stem is less likely to bend than when the fresh flower is used. As a result, it is possible to prevent the flower arrangement attached to the place where the slope of the slope is steep from hanging down due to the weight of the corolla, so that the dignity is not impaired.

  The flower bed is arranged in a plurality of steps up and down in a staircase shape, and the adjacent flower beds are located at the bottom of the flower crown of the upper flower bed and at the top of the flower crown of the lower flower bed. It is desirable to be arranged so as to be located above the object. Thereby, the corolla attached to these flower pedestals does not overlap between adjacent flower pedestals, and can be decorated so as to be visible to all attendees. Therefore, the luxury and solemnity of the funeral altar can be further enhanced.

  In the funeral altar according to the present invention, the stems do not hang down, the imitation stems and leaves do not stand out, and the preserved flower crowns that look close to natural flowers are conspicuous. In addition, the green color of the stems and leaves as well as the color of the flowers can be seen, giving the attendee a natural impression.

The front view which shows schematic structure of one Example of the altar for funerals which concerns on this invention. The side view which shows the altar for funeral festivals of a present Example. Schematic which shows an example of the flower used in a present Example. The figure of the cross section containing the mounting base in the altar for funeral festivals of a present Example. The enlarged front view of the slope in which the flower was attached in the altar for funerals of a present Example.

  An embodiment of a funeral altar according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  The funeral festival altar 10 of the present embodiment has a three-step structure as shown in FIG. In the upper stage of the three stages, the upper stage flower bed 11 is arranged on both sides of a temple-and-shrine style ornament 141 provided in the center. In the middle stage, the middle stage flower bed 12 is arranged on both sides of the mounting table 142 such as a shadow provided in the center. In the lower stage, the lower flower bed 13 is arranged throughout.

  The upper pedestal 11, the middle pedestal 12 and the lower pedestal 13 have the same configuration (hereinafter, these three units will be simply referred to as “flower pedestal”). As shown in a side view in FIG. 2, these flower beds are formed with slopes 14 downward so that the inclination gradually becomes steeper from the rear to the front. In the present embodiment, the slope 14 has a substantially arc shape, and is substantially horizontal at the upper end (rear end) and substantially in the vertical direction at the lower end (front end). A large number of flowers 20 are attached to the surface of the slope 14 so that the stems 22 are substantially perpendicular to the slope surface. The slope 14 may be made of plastic and provided with a hole for inserting the stem 22 or made of polystyrene foam.

  In the flower arrangement 20, an imitation stem 22 is attached under the preserved flower crown 21, and an imitation leaf 23 is further attached to the stem 22. In this embodiment, the corolla 21 used is a white chrysanthemum that is often used in funerals, which has been preserved. A green plastic rod having a thickness of about 5 mm was used for the stem 22. The stem 22 hardly bends even when it is horizontal with the flower crown 21 attached, and is more rigid than the stem of the fresh flower. The stem 22 may be a wire colored in green or covered with a green tape or green plastic instead of a plastic one. A plurality of cloth leaves 23 that are slightly darker green than that are attached to the stem 22. Unlike the stem 22, the leaf 23 does not need to have high rigidity. For the leaf 23, for example, paper or plastic can be used instead of cloth.

  The upper flower bed 11 and the middle flower bed 12 have a flower crown 21A at the bottom of the flowers 20 attached to the upper flower bed 11 and a flower crown 21B at the top of the flowers 20 attached to the middle flower bed 12. The height of a table (height adjusting table) 15 on which the flower bed is placed is adjusted so that the flower bed is also located on the upper side. Therefore, all the flower crowns 21 of the flower arrangement 20 attached to the upper flower bed 11 are not hidden by the flower flower 20 of the middle flower bed 12 and can be seen by the attendees. Moreover, the upper stage flower stand 11 and the middle stage flower stand 12 are arrange | positioned at intervals more than the length of the flower 20 in the front-back direction. Therefore, the flower 20 of the upper pedestal 11 does not cover the flower 20 of the middle pedestal 12, and the flower 20 of the upper pedestal 11 is prevented from being shaded by the flower 20 of the middle pedestal 12. it can. The positional relationship between the upper pedestal 11 and the middle pedestal 12 has been described so far, but the positional relationship between the middle pedestal 12 and the lower pedestal 13 is the same.

  In the middle stage flower bed 12, the flower arrangement 20 is not attached below the slope 14 that is hidden by the object placed on the stage 142 at the position where the stage 142 is provided (FIG. 4. In this figure). The illustration of the upper flower bed 11 is omitted).

  As shown in the front view of FIG. 5, the funeral festival altar 10 according to the present embodiment shows imitation stems 22 and leaves 23 between the flower crowns 21 of the preserved flower. Accordingly, the preserved flower crown 21 that looks almost like a fresh flower is most noticeable, while the imitation stem 22 and leaves 23 are not so noticeable. Therefore, it gives the attendees a luxurious and solemn impression. On the other hand, although the imitation stems 22 and the leaves 23 are not so conspicuous, their green colors can be seen from between the preserved flower crowns 21 which are white, so that a natural impression can be given.

10 ... Funeral altar 11 ... Upper flower bed 12 ... Middle flower bed 13 ... Lower flower bed 14 ... Slope 141 ... Decoration 142 ... Mounting table 15 ... Height adjustment table 20 ... Flowers 21, 21A, 21B ... Preserved flower crown 22 ... Imitation stem 23 ... Imitation leaf

Claims (2)

A number of imitation stems attached with imitation stems with rigidity higher than that of the stems of the preserved flowers, and a plurality of imitation leaves attached to the imitation stems at a distance from each other ,
It is attached to a slope-shaped flower bed formed downward so that the inclination gradually becomes steeper from the rear to the front by inserting the end portion of the stem perpendicularly to the surface of the slope. Funeral altar. The flower bed is arranged in multiple steps up and down in a staircase shape,
Adjacent flower beds are arranged so that the bottom of the upper flower bed canopy is located above the top of the lower flower bed of the flower bed The funeral altar according to claim 1, wherein:

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