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Sailing Ketch
The boat ready to sail away.
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Sailing Ketch
A globe of the earth as seen from space, with a ketch on top. The globe will sink, freeing the boat. Featured in the Good Funeral Guide Blog!
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Terracotta pyramid
A double urn, divided diagonally inside into 2 discrete compartments.
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New
New
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Teapot
A lovingly themed teapot decorated with clay beads shares with 2 tiny matching boxes.
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Green Suitcase
The stickers are souvenirs of memorable journeys & well loved places.
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Green Suitcase
The stickers are souvenirs of memorable journeys & well loved places.
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Ukelele
A musician's tribute.
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Ukelele
(detail)
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Cone
Basic urn no.6 is decorated with a vintage textile design. The pattern from wallpaper, a garment, china or furnishing fabric can be very evocative.
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Gold Stupa
The form of a Tibetan stupa is a rich architectural symbol, consisting of shapes & colours of the 5 elements – earth, water, fire, air & space. They are arranged in order of subtlety from earth at the base, ascending to space at the top. Stupas often fulfil an important role in Buddhist funerals.
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Teapot
For someone always associated with a nice cup of tea. The teapot is basic urn 3 customised with card & paper pulp, painted with casein paint.
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Plant
decorationAny favourite plant forms can be used to decorate a basic urn (in this case urn no.1). They could be fresh or dried, from a particular garden or place. There are many other natural materials which could be used: shells, feathers, pebbles, string, sand. . . .
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Cream Suitcase
This urn was made for my mother, who loved to travel. The suitcase, with labels from some of the places she loved, was the obvious choice. It was entirely made of card & paper.
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Ornate Stupa
A variation of the Tibetan stupa (no.4 Gold Stupa), decorated in symbolic colours, lotus petal patterns & tissue prayer flags.
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Royal Harvey
TeapotFor someone always associated with a nice cup of tea. The teapot is basic urn 3 customised with card & paper pulp, painted with casein paint.
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Teapot
For someone always associated with a nice cup of tea. The teapot is basic urn 3 customised with card & paper pulp, painted with casein paint.
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Teapot
After Wedgewood, 1770.
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Flat Cap
Grandfather's favourite cloth cap.
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Greek vase urn
For a lover of all things Greek.
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Jubilee teapots & cups
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Jubilee teapots & cups
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Jubilee teapots & cups
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Jubilee teapots & cups
Personalise - to endow with personal or individual qualities or characteristics.
Your thoughts & ideas are my inspiration. The creative process begins with you. You could suggest a general theme: place, colours, element, time of year, broad area of interest. Perhaps there is something very specific which brings the individual to mind such as an animal, symbol, sport, pattern, object. . . .
The possibilities are only limited by the function of the urn.
