CIRI-US Beam Projector lets you watch your beloved pet dog become a star

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Losing a pet can be so painful as these animals can give us so much joy. Pet owners should also be allowed time to grieve and mourn as much as losing a human. Not many people will understand, but there can be a way to mourn a pet dog’s death properly.

The CIRI-US Beam Projector is an attempt to mourn the death of a man’s best friend more positively and beautifully. The concept beam projector doubles as an urn to contain a dog’s remains and can be used to observe the pet’s journey to becoming a star. Even in your pet dog’s death, you can still show your love by giving the dog a proper resting place. The Rainbow Bridge is out there, but the dog must first become a star.

Designers: JunSeo Oh, Subin Kim, 박 도현, and Hyejoo Choi

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Those traditional pet funeral services can be really disheartening and unbearable for any owner. It is similar to losing a person but is somehow manageable. However, it still won’t be easy for others, so any help in mourning is needed.

Pet funeral doesn’t always have to be formal and cold. It can be interesting and memorable as every pet is meant to be a star. Even if you don’t believe in the idea, having a star for your beloved pet can make things easier and lighter. So switch on this projector and wait for it to beam your pet as a shining star on your wall or ceiling.

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You can hasten your beloved pet’s journey with the CIRI-US. It’s easy to use: place your dog’s ashes inside the urn that is located at the bottom, turn on the projector and wait for it to generate a star for your dog, and then turn the projector’s head in any direction you want— your pet is now on its way to becoming a star.

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Every dog leaving this world is off on a new journey. Pet owners must not easily forget, and this CIRI-US can help them mourn the right way. Others may suggest getting a new pet immediately, but out of respect for your loyal companion, give it some time and help the pet first in its new journey.

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The CIRI-US Beam Projector will remind you at first of BB-8 because of the color scheme and the round head. The projector-urn is unique because it gives your pet dog’s death more meaning. You won’t just bury the dog or keep its ashes. How else can your pain of losing a pet be eased? You can share in its journey to becoming a star, watch its glow, and smile in remembrance of your time together.

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A contemporary cremation vessel that doubles as a beautiful planter

The most perceptively different and touching aspect about the Planturn is that it isn’t a painful, traditional reminder of the passing of a loved one. When a friend’s father passed away, C.C. Boyce was asked to create an urn when her friend couldn’t find anything unique or memorable. C.C. did a bit of research only to learn that the cremation vessel market lacked a bespoke touch. She went on to design the Planturn, half cremation urn, half planter. Designed as a celebration of life, rather than a grim metaphor for death, the Planturn is something that brings joy, not sadness. Made with two halves that snap together magnetically, the Planturn holds ashes in its lower half, while the upper half (separated from the ashes) serves as a planter, holding a plant in the memory of your loved one.

Needless to say, when C.C. posted a picture of the prototype urn she made for her friend, she was flooded with requests from people who wanted the memory of their loved one to live on vicariously through a plant, rather than sit inside an urn on a mantelpiece. This sparked the birth of the Planturns… vessels that embody life after death.

The Planturns come in two finishes, a speckled maple wood that’s white and pristine, and a sycamore and walnut wood that elegantly shows off the two colors of the woods. The urn, split into an upper and lower half, unites using rare earth magnets that strongly hold it together, making sure the urn stays intact even if knocked over by accident. The Planturn comes along with a glass vessel that holds a plant (a bonsai, shrub, or succulent), while a muslin bag carries the ashes in the Planturn’s base. The urn comes in three sizes, from small to medium and large, with bases that hold different volumes of ashes.

Designed to beautifully complement the spaces in which the urns are kept, as well as honor the memory of the passed, the Planturns evoke happiness and remembrance. Traditional urns can often be painful reminders of the passing of a loved one. The Planturn, on the other hand, is a beautifully designed object that focuses on life, love, and everything in between.

Designer: C.C. Boyce of Boyce Studio

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The Planturns is a handmade cremation urns that double as decorative planters.

The top of the urn holds the plant, and the cremains are housed in the bottom. The top and bottom of the urn are secured by hidden rare earth magnets. The magnets are extremely strong, so even if the urn gets knocked over, the contents will be safe.

Included with the urn is a hand waxed muslin bag to hold your loved one’s cremains. Muslin was chosen to echo traditional burial shrouds.

All the Planturns come with a glass or ceramic holder for whatever you choose to put in the top of your Planturn. You can place an air plant in there, plant a low maintenance succulent, or change it up with the seasons.

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One Cool Black Coffee Maker

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I was a little confused by this coffee maker’s name but it turns out Urn does indeed apply to any similarly shaped vessel. Phew. Alas, Urn doesn’t hold ashes of the dead… it celebrates the life of coffee!

I dig its masculine yet refined look with black hammered aluminum at the base and raw wood coping around the plate. That same base allows the main unit to be wireless, so it’s easy to take anywhere. It also pairs with your smartphone and a dedicated app that you can operate remotely and even remembers your preferences.

Designer: Akshay Khandelwal

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A Digital Heaven

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Here’s to looking this good when we’re dead! The idea of transferring someone’s persona to a digital form that lives on isn’t anything new… but never has it looked so chic!

Aeon is a system allowing users to live past their physical existence. The wearable patch creates a digital model of the wearer’s brain and monitors their brain activity over time. The patch learns from the user’s likes, dislikes, personality and interactions – perhaps even understanding more about the user than the user knows about themselves.

When the user passes away, Aeon recreates the wearer’s consciousness in the vessel and creates a reality tailored exactly to them. This digital reality could create identical representations of things they liked, their loved ones and perhaps things that wouldn’t be possible in the physical world. A digital Heaven of sorts.

Designer: Evan McDougall

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“As Aeon is set nearly 150 years in the future, it could be made from materials not yet conceived by humans. The main body would be made from a smart glass-like material that is able to refract light to create the hologram seen in the middle of the object. The molecular configuration of the material allows it to be repelled by other objects meaning it could not be broken and appears to levitate in place. Aeon’s magnetic base would attract the vessel so as not to float away,” Designer Evan McDougall told YD.

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“The vessel that would eventually hold the user’s digital consciousness could be displayed in their home if they wished to be reminded of their mortality. This aspect of the device may be considered morbid in today’s society, but when death is no longer feared or even necessarily inevitable, the device could serve as a healthy reminder to live their physical life to the fullest,” he continued.

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“Although the user lives on in a digital state, there would still be an inevitable grieving process for their loved ones left behind in the physical realm. At this point the vessel becomes a digital urn of sorts and aims to comfort loved ones of the user. When someone picks up the vessel after the user has entered the digital realm, it reacts by warming up and gently glowing to comfort the person who holds the vessel and remind them that the user lives on digitally.”

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How to Live Forever!

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Burial is so passé! Enjoy the afterlife as a tree once you’ve passed with the Bios Incube! It’s the world´s first app-enabled tree incubator designed to grow you or even your pet’s cremated remains into a tree. Because the first 6 months of tree growth are the most complicated, Incube has taken the guesswork out of it with sophisticated sensors and a monitoring system that has been designed to maintain the tree, water it, and track its growth. The design also aims to change the way individuals think about death and grief, by converting cemeteries into forests, and fostering new life. Once a tree has grown to an adequate size, the tree can be replanted in a more natural environment like a forest or park.

Designer: Bios

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Darth Vader Cremation Urn: Death Vader

I freely admit that being cremated after death is something that I want no part of. The idea of flames consuming my body or that of my loved ones doesn’t sit well with me. Some folks love the idea though because it allows their relatives to keep their remains on the fireplace mantle or spread the ashes wherever they want.

If you are a fan of Star Wars AND cremation, you can continue to be a fanboy after death with a Darth Vader urn. I can only imagine what some future anthropologist will think when they unearth the urn with human remains inside.

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The Vader urn is apparently popular with the company making it saying it is one of their best sellers. They also sell a Death Star and a Princess Leia urn. Like everything else in the funeral industry, they’re expensive – selling for £150 (~$223) each.

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Modest Urns: For a Cheap Sendoff

Death is expensive. Do you have any idea how much it costs to be buried in a coffin? Cremation isn’t quite as expensive, but there’s still that pricey urn. Well, now there is a cheaper solution. The Modest Urn.

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These decorative coffee cans will hold up to 62.8 cubic inches of ashes or whatever else you want to store in them. That should be plenty of room for your remains, or for your pet. This will get the job done for cheap.

Each Modest Urn is just $9.50(USD). It comes with labels so you can customize it too. Don’t work hard all your life to give your money to the Death Industrial Complex, or DICs as I like to call them.

[via Laughing Squid]

Modest Urns for Modest (and Cheap) People

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These Modest Urns by Archie McPhee are a novelty or joke at best. I think. They’re McPhee’s “most modestly priced receptacle” which can hold up to 62.8 cubic inches of ashes or whatever else you want to put into it. I say “ashes” because they’re being marketed as uber-affordable urns for your ashes, your pet’s ashes, or for whoever else’s ashes. For all intents and purposes, it should be able to get the job done.

Each Modest Urn is priced at $9.50. If you want to be even cheaper more modest, then you can get one of these for free (well, almost) by buying a can of coffee and recycling it when all the coffee’s gone. Because yes, as we can all clearly see, the Modest Urn is basically a decorated coffee can.

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Would you want to rest in peace in a fancily-painted coffee can?

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Biodegradable Pet Urn Tree Kit: From Death, Comes Life

Some people turn trash into money (tote bags sewn from discarded juice packs, for instance.) Then there are those who find ways to turn death into life. Not the raising-from-the-dead type of things, because that’s obviously impossible, but the green type of transformation, such as the one that happens with the Bios Urn.

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It’s a biodegradable urn that lets you remember your late pet the way Mother Nature would want you to: celebrating its life by bringing about new life. Store your pet’s ashes in the biodegradable urn, then fill the top capsule with soil from the area where you plan to plant it before adding the seed. The latter’s design facilitates the seed’s germination, with the ashes helping the tree to grow since ashes contain phosphorus (which, in turn, is a fertilizer.)

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The Bios Biodegradable Urn kit is available from Firebox with an Aleppo Pine tree seed for $111(USD), but you can choose a larger selection of trees directly from the manufacturer.

[via This Is Why I'm Broke]

Urn en Vogue

What’s the deal with archetypical urns looking so drab? Friends, if you’re reading this, please make sure my ashes end up in something a little sexier! Like the Urnel by Formboten-  it’s a minimal and modern approach to the outdated object for people who want to be stylish even after they’ve passed! Put me in the black one, k, thnx.

Designer: Formboten

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