Keepsake storage method and apparatus
AssigneeOrbs & Keepsakes, LLC
InventorsJerel Bethany, Brett Bethany
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Abstract
A method and apparatus for storing cremains in a decorative object in such a way that it is not readily apparent that the object contains cremains stored therein. The cremains can be placed into a first container and retained therein by a lid that can be attached. The first container can be disposed into a recess that is formed in a bottom of the decorative object such that when the decorative object is placed in its intended resting configuration on an opaque surface, the inner container is not observable and is thus hidden from view.
Claims18
A method of storing cremains, the method comprising:
- obtaining the cremains;
- providing a decorative object comprising a bottom which faces downward when the decorative object is placed in its intended resting orientation;
- disposing the cremains within a first container;
- securing a lid onto the first container;
- disposing the first container at least partially into a recess formed into the bottom of the decorative object;
- placing the first container into the recess such that the lid of the first container is observable when the decorative object is positioned such that a user can observe the bottom of the decorative object;
- and
- securing the first container within the recess with an adhesive.
A method of storing cremains, the method comprising:
- obtaining the cremains;
- providing a decorative object comprising a bottom which faces downward when the decorative object is placed in its intended resting orientation;
- disposing the cremains within a first container;
- securing a lid onto the first container;
- disposing the first container at least partially into a recess formed into the bottom of the decorative object;
- securing the first container within the recess with a liquid adhesive;
- and
- disposing the liquid adhesive within the recess and forcing the first container into the recess while allowing some of the liquid adhesive to escape through an opening that is formed into a bottom of the first container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.