OVERLAPPED PARALLEL TYPE STUPA STAND

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To insert or take out a stupa from the lateral direction and improve handling performance by obliquely forming a plurality of receiver holes for holding the bottom end part of the stupa, in a bottom crossbar at fixed intervals and providing a plurality of fittings for locking the trunk part of the stupa in the top crossbar at fixed intervals. SOLUTION: Columns 4 are erected on two mounts 2 spaced at some intervals and crossbars 5, 6 are laid in parallel across a pair of right/left columns 4, 4 in such a state as spaced at some intervals vertically. A plurality of receiver holes for holding the bottom part 9 of a stupa are formed at prescribed intervals in the bottom crossbar 5. These receiver holes are formed obliquely to the longitudinal direction of the crossbar 5 so that, when they hold stupas, the adjoining stupas are a little overlapped with each other. On the other hand, a plurality of fittings 8 for locking the trunk part 10 of the stupa are provided at a fixed intervals in the top crossbar 6, each fitting 8 is also formed oblique to the longitudinal direction of the crossbar 6, and the stupa can be attached/ detached from the lateral direction by the cooperation with the receiver holes.