A pink cake, bami disc or marrow bone: these are not exactly objects you would associate with an urn. Yet, relatives are increasingly asking ceramist Jackelien van der Sleen (57) to create precisely these personal final resting places.
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A pink cake, bami disc or marrow bone: these are not exactly objects you would associate with an urn. Yet, relatives are increasingly asking ceramist Jackelien van der Sleen (57) to create precisely these personal final resting places.