Goodbye to funeral with a coffin

Funeral traditions can be elaborate and costly, prompting two forward-thinking Italian designers, Anna Citelli and Raoul Bretzel, to introduce a groundbreaking concept called the Capsula Mundi project. Their innovation involves encasing the deceased in a biodegradable capsule positioned in a fetal position, which then becomes a nurturing environment for a tree to grow.

Rather than conventional gravestones, a seed or young tree is planted above the capsule. Individuals can select the tree species they wish to become before they pass, similar to choosing a coffin model in traditional funerals. Over time, as the body decomposes, it provides vital nutrients to the tree, facilitating its growth.

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Author: myhealthylife99.com

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