Bronze Vessel
When choosing an urn, most often you want something that reminds you of the person. Perhaps it was a trip you took together? These pieces hark back to ancient Hindu empires from Bali back to India, the perfect piece for a lover of these eastern lands and were found in an antiques market in Jakarta.
Let this urn be a beacon during dark days, to provide comfort and peace, and memories of adventures past.
This aged bronze plated vessel was found in the markets of Java, it’s somewhere between 60-80 years old, engraved with a flower of life design and the traditional Hindu/Buddhist Svastika – positioned in the ‘posi swazi’ format, an ancient symbol of peace and harmony.
We recommend storing a small portion of ashes, in a zip lock bag inside a calico bag, with the lid resting on top. Always handle with care and keep vessel upright when ashes are inside.
We have 2 in stock, they are the same, with slight variances as they are handmade.
Dimensions: H15cm x W15cm
Capacity: 800ml approx.
When choosing an urn, most often you want something that reminds you of the person. Perhaps it was a trip you took together? These pieces hark back to ancient Hindu empires from Bali back to India, the perfect piece for a lover of these eastern lands and were found in an antiques market in Jakarta.
Let this urn be a beacon during dark days, to provide comfort and peace, and memories of adventures past.
This aged bronze plated vessel was found in the markets of Java, it’s somewhere between 60-80 years old, engraved with a flower of life design and the traditional Hindu/Buddhist Svastika – positioned in the ‘posi swazi’ format, an ancient symbol of peace and harmony.
We recommend storing a small portion of ashes, in a zip lock bag inside a calico bag, with the lid resting on top. Always handle with care and keep vessel upright when ashes are inside.
We have 2 in stock, they are the same, with slight variances as they are handmade.
Dimensions: H15cm x W15cm
Capacity: 800ml approx.
When choosing an urn, most often you want something that reminds you of the person. Perhaps it was a trip you took together? These pieces hark back to ancient Hindu empires from Bali back to India, the perfect piece for a lover of these eastern lands and were found in an antiques market in Jakarta.
Let this urn be a beacon during dark days, to provide comfort and peace, and memories of adventures past.
This aged bronze plated vessel was found in the markets of Java, it’s somewhere between 60-80 years old, engraved with a flower of life design and the traditional Hindu/Buddhist Svastika – positioned in the ‘posi swazi’ format, an ancient symbol of peace and harmony.
We recommend storing a small portion of ashes, in a zip lock bag inside a calico bag, with the lid resting on top. Always handle with care and keep vessel upright when ashes are inside.
We have 2 in stock, they are the same, with slight variances as they are handmade.
Dimensions: H15cm x W15cm
Capacity: 800ml approx.
The Last Hurrah’s Antique Vessels range are locally and internationally sourced urns, found in the deepest, dustiest corners of antique bazaars, vintage stores and local markets. Offering something original and unique to inhabit for their final vessel on this earth.