Artful coffins: A new trend for individual farewell takeover in Ternitz!
Artful coffins: A new trend for individual farewell takeover in Ternitz!
Ternitz, Österreich - in Ternitz, Lower Austria, the farewell to deceased relatives will not only focus on flowers and grief in the future, but on a personal work of art: individually designed coffins. Christian Garlik, an undertaker from the region, reports that more and more people have the desire to give their deceased a creative and memorable last greeting. "Not only the coffin counts as a wooden box, but also how beautiful it can be designed," explains Garlik, seeking a collaboration with artists and artists to artistically refine coffins. An example of this is a coffin that has been painted with poppy flowers, which has already been used for a funeral - although the official art dumps will only be available from March 22, as the
The demand for such artistic coffins not only reflects the desire for individuality, but is also a step towards less fear and discomfort when it comes to death. Karin Posch, an artist who is involved in this project, says: "If coffins are painted, it may take a little fear or discomfort." To make the design easier, Garlik provides a warehouse in which families can become creative. On request, the coffins can be individually decorated for both earth and fire burials. The concept of artistic coffins fits into the trend towards a more conscious burial culture. But what many do not know: there are different sargle types that all bring their own properties, materials and costs. According to Ablison there are coffins and coffin baskets that are often used synonymously but have different shapes. While traditional wooden coffins and metal coffins are still popular, the demand for environmentally friendly options shows that more and more people are value on sustainable funeral methods. In order to really do justice to the deceased, families should consider the possibility of personalization. Many funeral companies today offer coffins that can be provided with personal design elements such as symbols or colors in order to reflect the life of the deceased. The farewell becomes alive and individual, and the selection of a coffin becomes a process that can grasp the special values and stories of the deceased. new forms of farewell
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