Memorium

Commemorating the people dear to us who left us is a job that requires a lot of sensitivity and a lot of creativity. In short, you need a professional who is both a professional and a man, or a man of the language of the past.

When customers ask to commemorate their loved ones, he first talks to them, hears and understands the story behind the commemorated and comes up with ideas and options for commemoration. Usually this is done through objects or personal items he left behind, or through his special life story.

It could be a figurine from old spare parts, or a repair of a decades-old Torah scroll. Or a ceramic work by an expensive company that is converted into a beautiful and special table for the living room.

Sometimes, commemoration is simply the repair, renovation, or recycling of an item identified with the person dear to us who has passed away. An old grandmother’s rocking chair, for example, which has become a breastfeeding chair for a baby – there is no more beautiful commemoration than this.