A display example
Discuss whether an existing finished piece could help your team explain the idea to families.
Pet memorial partners
For pet cremation, aftercare and memorial teams considering a photo-led portrait keepsake for families. Begin with an existing finished piece as a display example, or one customer-specific piece. These are keepsakes for display, not urns or ashes containers.

Ways to begin
The first conversation can be about an existing finished piece for your team to show, or one family’s customer-specific piece.
Discuss whether an existing finished piece could help your team explain the idea to families.
A personal portrait keepsake made from the family’s photographs and agreed details.
Form and finish
Choose a warm marble-grey or clean white finish, with the name set into the base.
The likeness begins with the photographs the family already loves.
Add the pet’s name as part of the finished piece.
Two quiet finishes that keep the portrait itself at the centre.
Scale: our usual scale is desk, shelf, plinth and display objects. Larger freestanding ideas are considered individually; structural or installed work is outside scope.
How it works
Send the photograph, reference link or a short description.
We ask about the object, finish, target date and who would speak with the family.
We explain what information is needed next, or clearly say that the enquiry sits outside our scope.
Start a conversation
Tell us whether families already ask for photo-led keepsakes, whether a display example or customer-specific piece would be more useful, and who would normally speak with the family. Rough notes and a reference link are enough.
We will reply with the questions needed to assess the enquiry, the next step we can responsibly offer, or a clear explanation that it sits outside our scope. Nothing is booked until scope, price, approval and delivery responsibility are agreed.
No. The pieces shown here are photo-led portrait keepsakes for desk, shelf, plinth or display.
A photograph, reference link and a short explanation of the piece or partner situation are enough for an initial conversation.
Yes. Start by discussing an existing finished piece as a display example or one customer-specific piece. A wider arrangement is not assumed.