"The Passage" by Pulvis Art Urns
- 4 months ago
https://www.pulvisurns.com/collections/the-passage
The idea, which lies behind this beautiful, abstracts urn for ashes, entitled "The Passage", is focused on the bond between this and the outer world.
The soft light from the flame of the candle is heavenly reflected on the graceful lines of the urn, which naturally emphasises its beauty. This cremation art urn holds the ashes of your loved one within a gentle inward spiral, symbolising the natural passage of time.
The finite and the infinite
The Passage is our vision not of the separateness of the world here and the outer world but the point where the two converge with one another.We believe that this gentle touch, this light brush of the finite and the infinite is the closest one can get to truth. Because truth is not a static idea but a dynamic encounter, an intimate conversation between what is known and what is unknown.The flickering candle placed in the empty center of The Passage is how we imagined this conversation of the known and the unknown, the finite and the infinite. And it is this gentle light that leads us through, that gives us a calm passage and a final resting place in the truth of being.
"To see a World in a Grain of Sand
And a Heaven in Wild Flower
Hold Infinity in palm of your hands
And Eternity in an hour."
William Blake
Auguries of Innocence
The idea, which lies behind this beautiful, abstracts urn for ashes, entitled "The Passage", is focused on the bond between this and the outer world.
The soft light from the flame of the candle is heavenly reflected on the graceful lines of the urn, which naturally emphasises its beauty. This cremation art urn holds the ashes of your loved one within a gentle inward spiral, symbolising the natural passage of time.
The finite and the infinite
The Passage is our vision not of the separateness of the world here and the outer world but the point where the two converge with one another.We believe that this gentle touch, this light brush of the finite and the infinite is the closest one can get to truth. Because truth is not a static idea but a dynamic encounter, an intimate conversation between what is known and what is unknown.The flickering candle placed in the empty center of The Passage is how we imagined this conversation of the known and the unknown, the finite and the infinite. And it is this gentle light that leads us through, that gives us a calm passage and a final resting place in the truth of being.
"To see a World in a Grain of Sand
And a Heaven in Wild Flower
Hold Infinity in palm of your hands
And Eternity in an hour."
William Blake
Auguries of Innocence