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In Poland no flower is as closely tied to the memory of the departed as the chrysanthemum. We have brought it to graves for generations, and it is only a pity that it fades so quickly.Metal chrysanthemums for the cemeterysolve this age-old problem: made of stainless steel, they adorn the gravestone all year round, not just for a few days in November.
In this subcategory you will find grave chrysanthemums in the form of full, curly blooms and spreading branches with buds. Each composition is mounted directly on the grave slab, so it becomes a lasting element that fittingly upholds the tradition of remembrance all year round.
Potted chrysanthemums please the eye for a few weeks, and the first frosts end their season. A metal chrysanthemum keeps its fullness and shape whatever the weather: it does not freeze, rot or need replacing. It is a way for the flower most closely associated with Polish cemeteries to adorn a grave in spring, summer and winter as well.
Chrysanthemums bloom in late autumn and have accompanied November visits to graves for generations, which is why they have become a symbol of remembrance and respect for the departed in Poland. A steel chrysanthemum keeps this symbolism going without interruption. It is a sign that we remember a loved one every day, not only on special occasions.
We offer chrysanthemums in several sizes and four finishes: polished, gold, black and satin. The rich, full form of the flower works beautifully with light: in the polished finish it reflects the sky, and in the satin finish it takes on a subdued, modern character. This makes it easy to match the composition to the color of the granite and the style of the gravestone.
The most durable are metal chrysanthemums made of stainless steel. Unlike live and artificial flowers, they do not wilt, fade or deteriorate after the season. Once mounted, they decorate the gravestone for many years, with no need for replacement and no maintenance.
Yes, as a lasting alternative. Many people combine the two: a permanent metal decoration keeps the gravestone looking cared for every day, while fresh chrysanthemums are added around All Saints' Day.
Yes. The compositions faithfully reproduce the chrysanthemum's characteristic dense arrangement of petals, as well as its leaves. The metal does not imitate a living flower but offers a refined, lasting interpretation of it, which looks dignified and natural on a gravestone.