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Tomblet toom’let, n. a photograph immortalised in stone: a fitting memorial to a loved one departed: a personal heirloom: a polished black granite plaque, engraved with a photograph and inscription.

The realisation of a need for Tomblets came after the death of a parent. After the cremation, the ashes were scattered in the memorial garden at the crematorium. Upon returning there, sometime later, others’ flowers were found in the same spot. Perfectly understandable and no reflection upon the crematorium. But what had been the last resting place of a dearly beloved was no longer personal. Hence, the first Tomblet.

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