A few pet urns

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this will be first time I have tried to upload 2 pics in one post..hope I can pull it off...these are obviously hollow forms ...tried for shape & size diversity
 

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Um... Wow!

I think these look great -- I just don't know what people would expect in an urn. The last one must be for a cat, because it reminds me of a scratching post.

-Barry
 
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broitblat said:
Um... Wow!

I think these look great -- I just don't know what people would expect in an urn. The last one must be for a cat, because it reminds me of a scratching post.

-Barry
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HA thanks for the laugh.I just came in from the shop, where I've been having some trouble with a new concept..the laugh was great...yes, what is an urn? Traditional? Modern? People have used my segmented bowl/vases for urns afteer I've made lids for them at their request..I had one gal buy a shaker oval box for an urn for her mom...I think people want something pretty and untraditional..art for over the fireplace or on a shelf ... cat scratching post BIG LAUGH:biggrin:
 
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