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September 09, 2010

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September 11, 2009

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Matthew S. Kennedy: Atascadero, Ca., United States; Welcome to Color For Balance — a thoughtful space where art, symbolism, and remembrance come together. I create handmade memorial urns inspired by tattoo and graffiti art, designed to honor life, individuality, and lasting connection. Each piece is crafted with care to provide comfort, meaning, and balance during times of remembrance. If you’re drawn to meaningful art, personal symbolism, and memorial pieces created with intention, follow along for inspiration, behind-the-scenes process, and one-of-a-kind tributes made to celebrate life and memory. 🕊️🖤

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Visit Ceramic Tattoo Art! Mission Statement: I want to bring peace and comfort to people grieving. Why: I take a great amount of personal care and reverence when preparing a cremation urn for a loved one. I feel a deep sense of responsibility to be the one that prepares for the spirits final resting place. I want the person’s spirit to be in peace and be happy with what I create for them. I often ask for a picture of the loved one so that I can somehow connect with them as I go through the process of creating their final resting place so that they will approve of the piece. I am the first artist to use a tattoo machine to carve with on ceramics! I specialize in custom one-of-a-kind memorial urns. I can carve and tattoo pretty much any design just like a tattoo artist would do onto ceramics. Many people don’t realize that ...

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I came across this name: "Namaste" when a friend of mine signed off with it this morning. I had to look it up real fast to not look stupid and I thought wow this is really a very cool saying. I have seen the symbol on tattoos and other deigns but really never knew the meaning of "Namaste". So I have included some of the things I have found on-line - Enjoy... :) In Hinduism it is believed that God is present everywhere. Every person whether good or bad has God inside them. By saying Namaste means "I bow to the divine in you". Namaste is usually spoken with a slight bow and hands pressed together, palms touching and fingers pointing upwards, thumbs close to the chest. This gesture is called Añjali Mudrā or Pranamasana . [3] The greeting may also be spoken without the gesture or the gesture performed wordlessly, carrying the same meaning. Visit Ceramic Tattoo Art! Mission Statement:...

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