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Italian Horn and Fish Urn Jewelry

November 19, 2008 urngarden.com

Timeless Symbols of Protection: In many cultures, the horn is believed to be the symbol of life and eternity. In ancient Italy the horn charm or amulet was worn in as protection against evil spirits and has also been linked to Celtic and Druid myths and beliefs. In pre-Christian Europe, animal horns pointed to the moon goddess and were considered sacred. The Italian Horn urn necklace is available in sterling silver or a high quality gold plate and comes with silk cord or we've got chains … [Read more...] about Italian Horn and Fish Urn Jewelry

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Your Chariot Awaits

November 17, 2008 urngarden.com

Ever since Thailand's 84 year old Princess Galyani Vadhana passed away on January 2nd, artists and technicians have been busy over the past 10 months readying Princess' chariot for her final ride. Some fast facts on this ancient rig. Weighs in at 14 tons. Compare to a cargo van 2.5 tons. Pulled by 228 soldiers. Seems like horse power would be better, but none of the ancient chariots have Hemis. The chariot will carry the Princess on a long procession around the heart of Bangkok, using … [Read more...] about Your Chariot Awaits

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Honoring the Brave

November 11, 2008 urngarden.com

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Charter Members of the Widow’s Club

October 1, 2008 urngarden.com

Urn Garden was inspired by the women in my life that have been left behind, by their husbands and partners. My grandmother, Etta Mae was the first founding member. She's the developer of the memorial garden concept that inspired this project. Etta lost Gene in 1995 to cancer after 50 plus years of marriage. A lot of history there, plus four kids. A year later, she lost her first born son. And now in her 80's, she still rocks my world. And then my girls: Three girlfriends- all widows before … [Read more...] about Charter Members of the Widow’s Club

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Tinker the Rich Puss

October 1, 2008 urngarden.com

After befriending an elderly widow, Margaret Layne, who died in 2003 aged 89, Tinker the stray, then eight, ensured he would never want for cat biscuits or chocolate drops again. Under the terms of her will, Layne stipulated that the black cat would have the run of her three bedroom house in Harrow, Middlesex, as well as a £100,000 ($182,000 US) trust fund, with trustees appointed to deliver him food and milk daily. The house will remain open to Tinker for 21 years, or until he dies, … [Read more...] about Tinker the Rich Puss

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