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If I wanted to be buried in a barrel, I’d buy a barrel instead.
It lacks a certain aesthetic.
Interesting…..but it doesn’t go anyway near some of the intricate carved wooden coffins that they make in Africa. I concur with Walt that it does just resemble a barrel a tad too much.
See I was thinking ‘breadbin’
I happen to like it. Bread bin it may resemble, but those are lovely, homely, full of promise things.
The clever and dedicated man is unlikely to get wealthy on it in my opinion, but I would certainly offer it to a family.
Nice website.
Rock ‘n roll name “The Curve”, too!
I agree. I love it. I have been putting my affairs in order “just in case”. It doesn’t feel comfortable but it’s necessary. I was thinking about the coffin cover, a temporary shell resembling a traditional coffin which you can slide a cheaper cardboard box inside. I love that idea. I then saw theach curved ones and love the look of it. So different! . I am going to make further enquiries.
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