Artful ashes

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Memorial Glass Art is a meaningful and deeply personal way to honor your loved ones memory and find solace in their presence.

Losing a loved one, either human or animal, is one of the hardest experiences you'll face in life. To help keep the memories alive many of us like to have a physical reminder to keep close at hand, something beautiful and meaningful that contains the essence of a friend departed.

Making Cremation Ashes Jewellery part two helps you learn to work with human and pet ashes, ideas on setting in resin and how to receive ashes

As we move away from the more traditional burial or scattering of remains, it is increasingly asked: can an ornament be made out of ashes? The options of ornaments are endless, as are the number and type of ornaments that can be produced. However, these are the top five categories: 1. Keepsake Statue 2. Portrait Painting 3. Jewellery 4. Art Glass 5. Tattoos So, are you wondering what to do with your loved one's ashes after the cremation? You are not alone, for many families this is a dilemma…

Direct cremation is when the body of the deceased is cremated after death without a prior memorial service and without the involvement of a funeral home.

Should you offer to help prepare your loved one’s body for cremation? Is there even anything you need to do? We take a deep dive into just exactly how the body is prepared for cremation