You may have noticed that this estate was closed for a few days recently. Death in the family. A second cousin of mine, kitchen girl on a farm owned by the gens Valeria. Died of pneumonia. I made her burial urn, one like this.

We’ll all turn into shades one day. So just remember, if anyone in your household looks ready to kick the bucket, I do urns for the dear one’s final resting place. Infant or adult size, and anything in-between.

In case you want to browse the catalogue some more, I have another copy right here.
Sign your name in our register, please, to confirm your order. It’s been a pleasure doing business with you !

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Credits :
This page : Reatine burial urns, from the Museo Archeologico, Terni (Italy), photographs copyright 2008 Mauricius Fabius ; preceding page, two large storage urns from the Mosaic Museum, Antioch (Turkey), photographs copyright 2008 Mauricius Fabius ; series of three amphorae from the Villae Naevae website (edited image). Dressel catalogue of amphorae forms (adapted), and technical information on the art of making amphorae from D.P.S. Peacock and D.F. Williams, Amphorae and the Roman Economy, Longman Group, London and New york, 1986.
See also the potter at the Roman Market.