"Hoffman spent a year perfecting a glaze formula to incorporate human remains. When remains are added it creates a unique finish for every piece. He is currently the only artist doing this specific technique. There are six different color recipes and a variety of ceramic pieces to choose from, and Hoffman can also create custom pieces to memorialize a loved one."
"It looks like a work of art in your home versus, you know, the typical box that you get. Hoffman says it offers a unique alternative for families who choose cremation."
Dan Hoffman, a ceramicist, developed a unique business called Ahava Memorials that transforms cremated remains into ceramic artwork. After incorporating his aunt's ashes into a ceramic piece years ago, he spent a year perfecting a glaze formula that allows human remains to be integrated into the work, creating a distinctive finish unique to each piece. Hoffman is currently the only artist employing this specific technique. The business offers six color options and various ceramic forms, with custom pieces available. This approach provides families who choose cremation with an artistic home display alternative to traditional urns. Hoffman also creates memorial pieces for beloved pets.
Read at ABC7 Los Angeles
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