Stainless steel grave bouquet of roses and lilies 1728

Wreaths of fresh flowers look lovely for a few days, and then only an empty vase remains. Model 1728 reverses that order: a rich bouquet of roses and lilies in stainless steel only gains meaning with each passing year. It is a decoration for decades – bought once, remembered always.

Two flowers, one message

The rose has always spoken of love, the lily of purity and peace of the soul. Intertwined in a single bouquet, they tell of someone who was loved and passed away at peace with the world. It is hard to imagine a fuller tribute contained in a single form.

Precision you can see up close

The veining of the leaves, the curled edges of the petals, the knot of the bow – every detail is laser-cut from solid steel, and the edges are softened by hand sanding. As a result, the bouquet looks good both from the path and from arm's length.

A size to suit the gravestone

The 15x9 cm version adorns plaques and urns, 18x11 cm is the right middle choice for a single gravestone, and 20x12 cm fills family slabs. The bouquet is mounted with the included adhesive – no drilling and no marks on the stone.

Customer questions about model 1728

Will it suit a double grave?

Very much so – the combination of two kinds of flowers is often read as a symbol of two people close to each other. The largest size fills a wide slab well.

How does the bouquet look after a few winters?

Just as it did on the first day. Stainless steel does not rust, fade or crack in frost – the only thing that changes is the layer of dust, which you wipe away when tidying the grave.

Polished or satin for gray granite?

On gray stone, satin gives an elegant, subdued effect, while polished gives a stronger contrast. If the letters are silver-colored, either choice will work well.

Can I order two pieces as a set?

Of course. Two smaller bouquets on either side of the inscription create a symmetrical, dignified arrangement – simply add two pieces of the same size to your cart.