Thanatos meets Eros on an electric flower car
Hiring young women to strip at a funeral ceremony might strike some as scandalous, but for many in Taiwan it is an important part of the grieving process. The practice sees scantily clad women on “electric flower cars,” diesel trucks refashioned with a stage and special lighting), erotically gyrating to pop songs as a means […]
“It’s the people who aren’t comfortable with their life that can’t talk about their death.”
I had an email this morning from Chuck Lakin. The name rang a faint and distant bell. I unleashed Google, who soon ran him to ground. Chuck makes coffins. Beautiful, simple coffins. Here’s a story about one of them: Last September, Barbara Baker learned that breast cancer had spread to her bones and she […]
Up, up and away…
“You have landed on the latest, most innovative, honorable, and dignified way to “release” and scatter ashes, reverently up and away into the air, like a cloud forever and ever. An ash scattering event that is unforgettable, heartwarming and memorable. Several years of design and engineering were invested to create an automated cremation urn, The […]
