The Final Turn consists of two halves of an eight inch diameter blackened steel or bronze sphere—the halves are threaded with a noticeable offset from one another when they meet. A threaded cap at the top of the stem on the lower half of the urn provides access to the receptacle for the remains. The upper half includes a compartment designed to house mementos. The flat halves on the exterior accommodate inscriptions if desired. The Final Turn is handcrafted by Paolo Croatto Metalwork.
The Final Turn



Georgetown Brewing Company
Seattle, Washington

Taiwan Villas
Taipei, Taiwan
Publications
2014
Camille. “The Final Turn, urne funéraire par Tom Kundig.” Journal du Design, 16 July 2014. Web.