Urned Respect
The earthly remains of my brother Brian were cremated and put into a cardboard box. The family agrees that Brian’s final resting place might be best placed inside an urn of my creation. I hope by May I will have done something suitable; meanwhile, I’m getting my skill back, some at a time.
I’m also doing birds and other miscellany. Practice, practice, practice–feels good to be back.
One with Clay, Image and Text 
What beautiful creations, was my first response. Second response is so sorry for your loss. I think making an urn will be a wonderful way to respect your relationship with your brother and to take care of him in death.
Tthank you, Pat. That is my exact intention.
Lovely creations and what a sweet thing to do for your brother, Gary.
Thank you, Jamie.