🕊️ Resin Memorial Art & Keepsakes: Local Recommendations Sought
When a Conway resident asked for someone who could create resin memorial art with ashes, the community responded with warmth, care, and helpful leads.
“Looking for someone local who can make resin keepsakes using a loved one’s ashes. I want something personal and meaningful.”
The post quickly gained attention, not only from residents sharing trusted artists but also from others seeking similar services.
đź’Ž What Is Resin Memorial Art?
Resin memorial art is a custom-made keepsake—such as jewelry, paperweights, keychains, or figurines—created by embedding small amounts of cremation ashes, hair, or other meaningful items into resin. The result is a lasting, often stunning tribute to a loved one.
Locals mentioned wanting to preserve the memory of lost pets, grandparents, and even wedding bouquets in resin.
🎨 Local Creators Recommended by Conway Residents
Here are some of the most recommended artists and small businesses from the post:
1. Resin by Rachael (Conway)
đź“Ť Facebook: Resin by Rachael
Custom rings, heart stones, keychains, and sun catchers using ashes or florals.
“She made a heart pendant with my mom’s ashes. It’s perfect. Very gentle and respectful process.”
2. Southern Charm Keepsakes (Greenbrier)
đź“Ť Instagram: @southerncharmkeepsakes
Known for creating pressed flower and resin combos for weddings and memorials.
“They worked with my sister’s wedding bouquet and added a lock of our grandmother’s hair. Stunning!”
3. Memory Lane Art Studio (Remote, ships to Conway)
đź“Ť Website: memorylaneartstudio.com
Nationwide resin artist who handles cremains with certification and provides return kits.
“Not local, but I found them through Etsy and they were super professional. Worth sharing.”
🙏 Handling with Care
Commenters were quick to note the emotional nature of working with ashes or other personal items. Many recommended:
- Meeting in person if possible
- Reading customer reviews
- Verifying whether the artist has handled ashes before
- Asking how unused material is returned or respectfully disposed of
“Don’t be afraid to ask about their process. The good ones will understand and walk you through it.”
đź’ˇ Other Creative Memorial Ideas
Some Conway locals also shared alternative ways to honor loved ones:
- Ash-infused blown glass via Spirit Pieces
- Fingerprint memorial jewelry via Legacy Touch
- Photo lockets with resin overlays
- Custom candle holders or ornaments
❤️ Final Thoughts
This post reminded many in the Conway community how healing it can be to turn grief into beauty—and that even in small towns, there’s no shortage of heartfelt local talent.
If you’re looking for something personal and lasting, these recommendations are a great place to begin.