Ways a memory can live at home
These adapted stories show how a piece might be chosen and lived with. Each is labeled as a sample story.
Sample story — adapted.
Classic · $249
A family in Ohio wanted Rosie’s place in the house to feel familiar. They chose Classic, bringing a wooden pet urn, a portrait, and a necklace into one remembrance set.
The urn sits on a living-room shelf beside her portrait. One family member keeps the necklace close. Seeing her face there makes the quiet room feel a little more like the home they shared.
Explore the set ↗Sample story — adapted.
Comfort · $49
A friend wanted to acknowledge Miso without asking the household to choose an urn. Comfort offered an acrylic suncatcher, a sympathy card, and a gift box.
The suncatcher now hangs by a Portland window. As the light changes, it gives the family a small reason to pause. The card is kept nearby, carrying the simple message that someone remembered Miso too.
Explore the set ↗Sample story — adapted.
Human full-size portrait / urn set · custom quote
A family in Georgia had an old photograph of Grandma Rose that they wanted to see more clearly. They asked for a portrait and a full-size urn set, with the portrait treatment shown in a proof first.
The portrait and urn have a place on a family shelf. Seeing her familiar expression brings an ordinary memory back into the room. They can speak about her while looking at a face they recognize.
Explore the set ↗You can tell us what you have in mind, or simply ask where to start. Attach your photo in your own email app.
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