Bonefire 1

£480.00

Environmental Moon Jar by Simon Frend

Sand, charcoal, wood ash, gull feathers, Horn Wrack, Landlady’s Wig, oyster shell.

This moon jar, is handbuilt from natural materials collected by the artist from the beach and would make the perfect cremation urn for a water ceremony at the coast, perhaps someone who loved a fire on the beach. It is intended to be returned to the sea where it will dissolve in the time between tides, returning the moon jar and cremated remains to the environment without impact.

All of the works from this environmental urn series, encourage conservation, contemplation and connection with our natural environment. This ephemeral sculptural vessel evokes a sense of place through its materiality and speaks of closing the circle. On the practical front, the natural solubility of the vessel, provides the opportunity to plan a ceremony without the need to scatter ashes by hand, which can sometimes be more challenging than poetic or dignified, especially on a windy day.

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Environmental Moon Jar by Simon Frend

Sand, charcoal, wood ash, gull feathers, Horn Wrack, Landlady’s Wig, oyster shell.

This moon jar, is handbuilt from natural materials collected by the artist from the beach and would make the perfect cremation urn for a water ceremony at the coast, perhaps someone who loved a fire on the beach. It is intended to be returned to the sea where it will dissolve in the time between tides, returning the moon jar and cremated remains to the environment without impact.

All of the works from this environmental urn series, encourage conservation, contemplation and connection with our natural environment. This ephemeral sculptural vessel evokes a sense of place through its materiality and speaks of closing the circle. On the practical front, the natural solubility of the vessel, provides the opportunity to plan a ceremony without the need to scatter ashes by hand, which can sometimes be more challenging than poetic or dignified, especially on a windy day.

Additional information below…