Many people want to commemorate their loved ones by adding ceramic photo plaques or etching portraits on their tombstone monuments. A photo plaque includes a photo provided to us, and then we arrange its image to be embedded in a ceramic plaque. Then we put the photo plaque on the front of... Read More »

When a Loved One died the next day for all involved is a busy and emotional family and friends. Challenging moments like this, makes it more difficult to determine the final resting places of the dead, or funeral arrangements. Read More »

How To Find the Perfect Pets Tombstone？Pets may only live a short time, but all those years they share with us or our families are filled with joy and the simple pleasures of life. When that time comes to say farewell to your cherished companion... Read More »

Can Tombstones be Used for Investment? Buying and selling burial plots can become quite a lucrative source of income for those who don't shy away from the uncomfortable subject of death. Read More »

Are you or your family interested in making permanent investments? When it comes to hospice services that no one wants to discuss, planning ahead is one of the smartest things you can do. Although the costs of burial and cremation continue to rise, many families buy cemeteries before death or any fu Read More »

In the past few centuries, granite tombstones have undergone tremendous changes, but there is still a trend: the personalization of cemetery tombstones. The surviving family members and close friends decorated the final resting place of the dead with flowers, relics and other decorations. Read More »

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Coffin:Modern scholars have conducted a lot of excavation and careful research on Greek tombs, which makes it possible for us to fairly accurately describe the materials used in ancient Greek coffins, as well as various styles of coffins, tombs and monuments.Early coffins were usually made of baked Read More »

The ancient Greeks were a model of culture and tradition two thousand years ago. There are many similarities in many aspects of Greek life with our own lives. Nothing shows the grace of the dead more clearly than the Greeks’ reverence and burial rituals for the dead.Greeks often said that funerals a Read More »

In our series of materials for making monuments and memorials, we introduced granite, marble, sandstone, limestone, bronze, copper, slate and wood.In this article, we will look at the use of granite in memorial signs, statues and tombs.For thousands of years, people have been building monuments to c Read More »