Structure of Incense Stand

Abstract

This invention, as a structure for an incense holder, includes a base comprising an incense-holding element and an incense-transmitting element, one side of which is connected to the incense-transmitting element. The incense-holding element includes an incense-holding groove, and the incense-transmitting element includes a first through hole, with the incense-holding groove communicating with the first through hole. A window frame assembly comprises a frame and a patterned insert, the frame including a second through hole, and the patterned insert having a third through hole communicating with the third through hole. The incense-transmitting element passes through the second and third through holes, and the patterned insert is embedded inside the frame. A fixing base comprises a body and a fourth through hole, the fourth through hole being located on one side of the body, with the window frame assembly embedded in the fourth through hole.

Claims

1. A structure for an incense holder, comprising: a base including an incense-receiving element and an incense-transferring element, one side of the incense-receiving element being connected to the incense-transferring element, the incense-receiving element including an incense-receiving groove, the incense-transferring element including a first through hole, the incense-receiving groove communicating with the first through hole; a window frame assembly including a frame and a patterned insert, the frame including a second through hole, the patterned insert having a third through hole, the second through hole communicating with the third through hole, the incense-transferring element passing through the second through hole and the third through hole, the patterned insert being embedded inside the frame; and a fixing base including a body and a fourth through hole, the fourth through hole being disposed on one side of the body, the window frame assembly being embedded in the fourth through hole; wherein... When a backflow incense stick is placed in the incense holder and lit, the smoke generated by the backflow incense stick is guided to the window frame assembly through the first perforation and passes through the patterned insert, creating the visual effect of smoke passing through the window.

2. The structure of the incense holder as described in claim 1, wherein the incense holder is formed as a conical groove for positioning the backflow incense.

3. The structure of the incense holder as described in claim 1, wherein the incense holder is used to hold the backflow incense and to receive the incense ash produced after the backflow incense burns.

4. The structure of the incense holder as described in claim 1, wherein the patterned inlay comprises one of a round window, a persimmon window, a plum blossom window, an octagonal window, or a water bottle window.

5. The structure of the incense holder as described in claim 1, wherein the window frame assembly is a replaceable modular structure.

6. The structure of the incense holder as described in claim 1, wherein the pattern insert is detachably embedded in the frame.

7. The structure of the incense holder as described in claim 1, wherein the fragrance transfer element is inserted through the second and third through holes and is fixed by means of a snap fastener, magnetic attraction or screw connection.

8. The structure of the incense holder as described in claim 1, wherein the incense transfer element forms a flow channel for the directional flow of the smoke to the window frame assembly.

9. The structure of the incense holder as described in claim 8, wherein the first perforation is disposed toward the pattern insert to guide the smoke through the pattern insert.

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