Tattoos grandfather's ashes

Brother and sister, was very upset by the death of the beloved grandfather, decided to keep the memory of it a very unusual way. They inflicted a tattoo made from the ashes of ... dear relative.

This unique (or manic?) Way to preserve the memory of a dear man came into the heads of people in the UK, Andrew and Helen Bird. Their grandfather had once served in the Royal Air Force, in February of this year, died of cancer. Ex-servicemen was the 91st year, so it has been burdened with a serious illness and even the venerable age.

Brother and Sister Bird of Staffordshire decided to mix the ashes of beloved grandfather with special ink, with which they then struck himself Tattoo   to the skin. Moreover, if the 30-year-old Helen limited beautiful flower and heart, the 27-year-old Andrew brought in his left hand the whole poem: "In our lives, we see how the body die, freed from toil and pain. But do not be upset, my friends, because the souls of the departed are still with us. "

Tatu brother and sister paid a local craftsman Paul Cutler, who is engaged in this activity for 10 years. "Honestly, the first time I not only personally faced a similar, but all I hear about someone used to tattoos   the ashes of a loved one, - says Paul. - However, from a technical point of view, to do so is not difficult. It is only necessary with extreme caution to mix the ashes with ink. Many people get a tattoo in memory of their loved ones, and this is just another way. "

On manufacturing tattoos   We went to two teaspoons of the ashes of the deceased grandfather. Neither Helen nor Andrew to this case had never done a tattoo

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