[MHGinTN]

I wonder if any entrepreneur has yet used the cremation ashes mingled in plaster, to sculpt a bust of the deceased loved one? Or fashion a garden bench???

[lee martell]

Some artists are already using that residual material to make personal jewelry for the bereaved.

[piasa]

Down here there are artists who put the ashes in glass and there is a service that mixes them in concrete to make wiffleball-looking artificial reef structures

[PapaBear3625]

You can incorporate ashes into a glass sculpture

https://www.cremationsolutions.com/cremation-keepsakes/cremation-glass-keepsakes-and-urns

Turn Grandma into a paperweight.

[treetopsandroofs]

I’m reminded of the ancient Egyptian undertakers putting several animals into a single animal mummy.

[Does so]

I wonder if any entrepreneur has yet used the cremation ashes mingled in plaster, to sculpt a bust of the deceased loved one?

For $5,000, the Neptune Society will mix one's ashes with concrete, and put that "sculpture" in a "garden" below 30 feet of Atlantic Ocean. The "sculpture" designs aren't particularly inspiring.

There haven't been too many taking the Neptune Society's "Neptune" offer, so they'll just take over with a usual cremation from the moment of one's death. (That is, if they're made aware of it). No refunds, I guess...

[fproy2222]

Dad sprinkled mon over her roses.