Apparatus and process for forming a memento from cremation remains
OwnerJane Elizabeth Hudspeth, John Edward Ryznicinventors
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Abstract
An apparatus and a process for forming a 3D object from the remains of a cremated deceased person or a pet. One method is to mix the cremated remains with a bonding agent such as a resin into a mold having the shape of the desired 3D image. Another method is to use a 3D printing process to print the 3D object using the cremated remains as the powder in the printing process. Once the 3D object is formed, it can be painted to resemble the person or pet in which the cremated remains is used to form the object.
Claims13
A process of forming a 3D object from cremated remains of a deceased person or pet comprising the steps of:
- cremating a deceased person or pet;
- obtaining the cremated remains of the deceased person or pet;
- created a 3D object using the cremated remains and a bonding agent;
- and,
- painting the 3D object with the cremated remains to resemble the deceased person or pet.
A 3D shaped image of a person or a pet comprising:
- cremated remains of a person or a pet;
- a bonding agent to form a solid object of the 3D shaped image;
- and,
- a surface of the 3D shaped image painted to resemble the person or the pet.
A 3D shaped object comprising:
- cremated remains of a person;
- a bonding agent mixed with the cremated remains to form a solid figure;
- and,
- the surface of the 3D shaped image is painted to resemble an image sentimental to a person whose cremated remains was used to form the object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.