Wolfgang Natlacen created these Egyptian-inspired funeral urns that take a more lighthearted approach to death.
The 'Misirizzi' urn is made from acacia wood which was often used in the construction of ancient Egyptian sarcophaguses. Split into two halves with an internal hollow space, the wood used to construct these urns is rot-resistant and decorated in either a glossy back or gold finish. The choice of this particular shape and finish offers a more contemporary container for cremated remains that still draws from Egyptian-inspired funeral rites.
Sitting on a curved base, the 'Misirizzi' is also designed to wobble back and forth in place without falling over and spilling the contents of the urn. This playful approach by Natlacen was done to mix in an element of play into the bleak and depressing business of death.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Egyptian-inspired Funeral Urns
- The use of Egyptian-inspired designs in funeral urns provides a unique and contemporary alternative to traditional options.
- Rot-resistant Materials
- The use of rot-resistant materials in urn construction allows for long-lasting preservation of cremated remains.
- Innovative Design Elements
- Incorporating innovative design elements like a curved base and wobbling feature adds an element of playfulness to funeral urns.
Sectors Adopting This
- Funeral Services
- Funeral service providers can offer Egyptian-inspired urns as a premium option for customers seeking a more unique and custom memorial.
- Woodworking
- Woodworking businesses can explore using rot-resistant materials in their product offerings, such as urns and other decorative items.
- Design and Decor
- Design and decor companies can incorporate innovative design elements, like a wobbling feature, into their products for a unique and attention-grabbing aesthetic.
