The urn is seen as the final place of stay – the epilogue to an amazing tale of life gathered in a small vase with a lid. To many, urns are stigmatized as a symbol of death or loss, but HappyUrns believes otherwise. We want to remind everyone that the topic of end-of-life is a significant opportunity to celebrate and appreciate our loved ones.
Over the course of the HappyUrns journey, we developed 3 projects that help different groups of people engage with end-of-life topics with their loved ones. Scroll down for some interactive sneak peaks of these creations or use the map to visit different parts of the virtual exhibition!
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Creating personalized urns for 7 lovely residents of St. Joseph's Home.
A toolkit to help you build an activity box of your favorite things in life.
A journal of prompts to help you pen down the precious memories in life.
Submissions open from now till 28 May! Find out more on our Competition page.
We are honored to have our Resident’s Urn project featured on Straits Times. Read the full story by Wang Hui Fen here: Rest in Peach? Personalised Urns to help overcome taboo.
Take a sneak peak into the process through the video below! Video by the Straits Times.
We are also happy to share that the video produced by Lien Foundation is out. Come and watch the video to know more about the HappyUrns project!
PROMPT AND RESPONSE
