The Granite Plaque or 35x25 cm is a funeral product made of granite, measuring 35x25 cm, with two texts engraved in bronze. This mortuary granite plaque is perfect for elegantly and soberly honoring the memory of a loved one.
| Dimensions : | 35x25 cm |
| Support : | On base or on stand |
| Technique : | White sandblasting |
| Number of bronze texts : | 2 bronze texts |
The Granite plaque or 35x25 cm 2 bronze texts is a funerary object of great beauty and significance. Made of high-quality granite, this funeral plaque is available in a rectangular shape of 35x25 cm. It is adorned with two texts engraved in bronze, giving it exceptional elegance and durability.
One of the most popular motifs for this plaque is the bird. Representing freedom and peace, the bird is often associated with spirituality and connection to the afterlife. The Granite plaque or 35x25 cm 2 bronze texts can be personalized with an image of a bird, symbolizing the link between the deceased and the spiritual world.
Another commonly chosen motif for this plaque is the hand. The hand is a powerful symbol of love, protection, and support. By engraving an image of a hand on the plaque, you can express your eternal love for the deceased and show them that they are always in your heart.
The combination of the bird and the hand is also very popular. The image of a dove in the hand symbolizes inner peace and serenity. It represents the soul of the deceased finding refuge in the loving hand of God. This image can bring comfort and solace to grieving loved ones.
The Granite plaque or 35x25 cm 2 bronze texts is an ideal choice for a funerary monument. Whether for a cemetery or a commemorative space, this plaque can be installed either on a base or on a stand. It is also available with white sandblasting, which highlights the engravings and adds an extra touch of elegance.
The engraving of the texts on the plaque is done with diamond cutting technology, ensuring exceptional precision and sharpness. The texts can be personalized according to your wishes, whether it's a quote, a poem, or simply the name and dates of the deceased.
