
Urn-A-Matic, made from vintage vacuum cleaner parts, by Darin Montgomery
Quick, what does the word "cremation" bring to your mind? An image of spending eternity in a boring ol’ urn? Well, not anymore. Behold the new trend in the cremation industry: artistic funerary urns!
"I wouldn’t be making urns if they were just a cookie jar with a lid on top, sitting on a mantel," Knapp said. "That’s too morbid. If it’s a wacky-looking guy holding his own ashes over his head — now that lightens everything. The baby boomers all want to stand out. Even in the end, we want some whimsical receptacle for ourselves."
Jeff Spurrier of the Los Angeles Times has the story: Link | Photo Gallery, Via: Neatorama
Previously on Neatorama (all the way from 2007): Darin Montgomery’s Urn-A-Matic
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Showing posts with label urns. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Ashes to Art: Whimsical Urns as Art
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Star Trek Line Of Urns And Caskets

For the millions of fans on our planet and beyond, this new line of Star Trek urns and caskets will be an important discovery indeed. After ten movies and five television series, phrases like 'Live long and prosper,' 'Resistance is futile,' and 'Space: the final frontier' have become part of our global vocabulary. LINK
Star Trek Line of Urns and Caskets.
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