Archive for the ‘memorial garden’ Category
Shooting Star: Smile and Wave Goodbye
Monday, March 8th, 2010
Inspired by shooting stars, we’ve put together a collection of star themed urns and memorial ideas.
Discreet Star 14K gold urn necklace holds a small loving memento. Available in high-quality gold plate and sterling silver.
Our Stars in the Sky memorial stone is a great way to dedicate a memorial garden and can be personalized with your loved one’s name and dates.
Verse reads: “Perhaps the stars in the sky are loved ones letting us know they are near by guiding us through the night.”
We’ll close with Paul Rogers and the rest of Bad Company.
Urban Memorial Art New York City
Friday, February 19th, 2010Miss Heather, of NYC gave us a garden tour of some of the memorials spotted lately in her Greenpoint neighborhood.
But first, a brief history moment.
Early Colonization of Greenpoint:
Greenpoint was originally inhabited by Keskachauge Indians, a sub-tribe of the Lenape. Contemporary accounts describe it as remarkably verdant and beautiful, with Jack pine and oak forest, meadows, fresh water creeks and briny marshes. Water fowl and fish were abundant.
Flash forward to our first projects: Airbrush memorials for Luis* and Malo:
Smaller and more subtle examples include this memorial to Alexander McQueen on the B62 bus stop.

*update: Tribute to Luis located in Bushwick. Not Greenpoint.
Earth Friendly Cremation Urns
Monday, February 8th, 2010
This month we’re featuring heart-shaped cremation urns, jewelry urns, and memorial stones. One of our favorites are the earth friendly Unity urns.
These beautiful urns are handmade and feature inlaid fresh flower petals. It is available in three sizes, pet or keepsake size urn, standard adult urn, or a double capacity companion urn.Each urn includes a water-soluble plastic bag for the cremated remains.
The Unity urn is designed for ground burial. Once buried it will degrade naturally over time. Available in three designs with matching keepsakes.
Remember December 7
Monday, December 7th, 2009



Veteran’s Day Military Urns
Wednesday, November 11th, 2009
As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them. ~John Fitzgerald Kennedy

Veteran’s Day Sale:
Our solid brass cremation urn with vibrant red, white, and blue enamel is on sale and includes an engraved silver medallion for $235.00
Our solid brass American Pride cremation urn features a rich slate finish, hand-engraved with an American Eagle and the American Flag. Perfect for a military funeral service, or patriotic soul.
The Eternity is a combination walnut flag case and urn. Back of the flag case contains urn compartment with 225 cubic inch capacity. Embossed Great Seal on elegant beveled glass. Heirloom Walnut with hinged lid, concealed magnetic closure and dust seal to preserve your 5′ x 9.5′ standard size burial flag. The Eternity Urn is:

Spirits in the City
Friday, October 30th, 2009
We’re strolling the grounds in NYC, here’s a few links to the garden goodness we’ve discovered.
Guerrilla garden in Greenpoint:
The Momma Tree in Spanish Harlem.
Shelly’s Memorial Garden in Greenwich Village.
Strawberry Fields in Central Park.

And this haunting memorial off the pier in Battery Park.

Flowers in the Garden: Biodegradable Urns
Monday, October 26th, 2009Introducing the English Rose and Black Orchid Scattering Urns. Durable, dignified and easy to use.
Each urn features a convenient removable lid that opens for simple scattering of the ashes.
Contains no metal or plastic components and can be recycled or composted after use.
Suitable for “in-cabin” airline transportation.
Scattering Ashes
Thursday, September 24th, 2009
For families that choose scattering as a method of dispersing ashes, many still like to have a small portion of the ashes or a lock of hair incorporated into a small memorial such as a piece of cremation jewelry or keepsake urn . Others prefer creating a memorial that may include a memorial stepping stone , memorial garden plaque, or a statuary or garden memorial sculpture to honor their loved one. Garden stones and garden benches can also be used indoors or out, and all create loving touches in your sacred space. Whatever your decision, this is a personal choice that is meant to honor and represent your passed loved one as well as heal, restore, and remember the time and life that your loved one spent on Earth.
There are many ways that scattering methods can be used to create a personalized ceremony.
Just Sit Tight, We’re On Our Way
Friday, September 11th, 2009
Andrew 1: Knock knock.
New York: Who’s there?
Andrew 1: 9/11
New York: 9/11 who?
Andrew 1: You said you’d never forget.Related: Bad Day at the Office




























