This project is now archived and was part of DDW19
Event type
Exhibition
Location
Strijp T+R
Piet Hein Eek
Halvemaanstraat 30
5651BP
Stilleven
Fotografie door Loes Gorseling
Why should we scatter the ashes of a deceased loved one in nature or keep it in an urn? The loss doesn’t decrease when the ashes are out of sight. So why don’t we create something visible out of it? Blooming Ashes cherishes memories and stories, and gives the ashes a new meaning.
A new way to preserve human or animal ashes. Blooming Ashes makes interior ornaments or art objects that are personally made for you, so the memory of a loved one is captured in something visible and tangible.
The ashes can be processed in both porcela
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About Daphne Hagendoorn
Blooming Ashes originated from the idea of giving ashes a new symbolic value. A product that gives meaning to and symbolizes the person you love so much. It helps to cherish memories and tell stories. Because just a small amount of ashes is required to make the interior ornament, you can give the remaining ashes a different resting-place.
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