We are gaining interest in our cremation urn sculptures! We now have them listed with a handful of online channels, and on-consignment with a local Texas funeral home chain.

We received this lovely review on our first shop sale. We are so honored to have the opportunity to work with this family and create this personalized guitar urn. It was very special to us that they shared videos of their son singing and playing his guitar. God rest his beautiful and talented soul. "When my son passed we were desperate to find an urn that reflected his love of the guitar. We were excited when we found urn sculptures. The owners of the shop are sincere, caring

It's after midnight and I've had a couple cups of coffee...steady hand don't fail me now.

We launched just over 2 weeks ago and are already off to a great start! We are refining our marketing/branding materials as we prepare to work with funeral professionals....their feedback on our urns is very positive and encouraging!

Our friend purchased this Bass Fish urn for her father. For many years, they weren't quite sure what to do with his cremains. Once she saw this urn, she knew it was perfect for her dad. We are deeply touched that we were able to create his new memorial, and just love her mother's sweet reaction to receiving it. "Me, My Mom and Dad and his new urn sculpture. Daddy always loved fishing and Billy Bass."

As the popularity of cremation options grow, we want to help to change the notion of the typical urn form. We create works of art that are out-of-the-ordinary and down-to-earth…honest in subject, but discreet in function. They don’t look like an urn. They’re more. They’re more uplifting, more personal, and they’re crafted with more heart.

We are excited to launch our newest art endeavor URN SCULPTURES. "Memorial Art for Unique Personalities" -- We are now in production of 6 models, with new ideas on the way! With the release of our cremation sculptures, we would like "service-to-others" to be foremost on our minds, intentions and actions. The holidays often have us reflecting on the memories of loved ones, and the fond times we had with family and friends who have gone before us. We feel it is a great hon

In researching the emotional value of urns, the what/why people choose urns verses holding onto that little white box we found this: "Cost may be a factor in choosing an urn. However, too often family members choose not to purchase an urn simply because they don't see anything they like or they don't perceive any of the urns available to them as being reflective of their loved one." This is an important point to make in why we have decided to pursue our ideas for cremation

A post to our Facebook friends: Friends, As many of you know, Rob’s mother passed away in March. The circumstances and financial situation did not allow for a traditional funeral service. We had a small gathering of family and his mother’s body was cremated. It was decided by the family that they wanted her cremains to be brought here to our property- along with her brother’s ashes (Uncle Jimmy passed away 5 years ago). About 10 days after her passing, a small white box cont