About Us

Funerals end with burial or ashes. Both force the loved ones to accept the reality of death and bring mental closure. Both also allow us to reflect deeply on what it means to be human, to love, to be a relative, or to be a close friend. And both help with the grieving process by enabling us to experience our grief and deep sorrow in a positive way.

And just as funeral is a closure, ashes also need a closure. Ashes need a final disposition. They are often stored at home in an urn, buried in an urn, deposited in a columbarium (a building with niches where funeral urns are stored), scattered in water bodies or in a location frequented by the deceased, or handled in exotic ways.

We help you store the cremation or aquamation ash of your beloved departed in the form of oil portraits, and of your pet in acrylic portraits, drawn from pictures supplied by you. B/w or living color!