For the grave of my friend's wife I carved a headstone, a gravestone, with a flower wreath in the shape of a heart. She loved pink and soft colors, and the simple design was based on the flower wreath that her children put on her grave. The gravestone is tapered and has a slight curve at the top. At the bottom, two graceful ornaments support the stone.
The text, the placement and other parts of the grave are to be arranged by a stonemasonry firm nearby, in direct consultation with the relatives.
The material for this headstone is Sunset Red Marble.
Gallery: work process, from marble slab to headstone with wreath
In this short video, in English, I'm showing the latest projects we're working on: the two mirrored griffins and shields for Castle Schloss Preetz in East Germany, the eight statues for the Minervalaan in Amsterdam, the new large crockets in French limestone for St. Nicolas's Church in Helvoirt, the big black granite Shivalingam and Yoni for Croatia, the red porphyry statue of Pan, and Jelle and Tim at work. Later more about the Minervalaan, the project in Helvoirt, and: a report on installing the two griffins!
