19th Century Metal Casket Steel caskets first appeared in the late 1840s, when Dr. Almond Fisk received a U.S. patent for a cast-iron casket that he claimed was airtight and indestructible. The bronze-finished "metallic burial case" featured a lid made from a sheet of glass, which allowed mourners to view the deceased #metalcoffin #opencrypt #historyseekers | History Seekers

Using cremain ashes with glass is one of the most special things we do. ❤️✨️ Glassmaking is a magical and mysterious process, so we break down the many steps into these shorter clips to answer the questions you have. Want to see the whole process? Follow our page and check out our longer reels for the start to finish of this artwork. Visit our website to learn all about how we can turn your loved ones' ashes into beautiful, timeless art that you will treasure forever. epiphanyglass.com/memorial-

A hauntingly beautiful DIY stained glass coffin 🥀🖤🕸️⚰️ @tinalemac #makeitwithmichaels #michaelsstores #michaels #diy #halloween #halloweendiy | Michaels Stores

The Glitter Coffin Company , bio degradable options available for cremation and burial 💎, Simply stunning, find out more information from your funeral director or to view options visit our website theglittercoffincompany.co.uk #glittercoffin #funeral #funeraldirector #funeralservice @theglittercoffincompany | The Memorial Gift Company