Ahava Memorials

08/04/2025

Big news: Ahava Memorials was featured on WHYY, Philadelphia’s NPR station! I'm honored to share the story behind the work and the meaning it holds. Thank you to WHYY for shining a light on what remembrance can look like.

🎧 Listen to the segment here:
https://whyy.org/articles/ahava-memorials-ardmore-pennsylvania-ashes-ceramics/

07/06/2025

Wow. Deeply honored.
One of my favorite storytellers, Shannon Cason , just gave Ahava Memorials a shout-out!

I’ve listened to Shannon's podcast for years — his storytelling is honest, funny, personal and great to listen to. He has honed the art of storytelling in a way that comes across effortless. To hear him mention Ahava? Truly an honor.

Thank you, Shannon. I’ll be smiling about this for a while.
Want to hear the latest episode? Check it out:
www.shannoncason.com

06/15/2025

This Father’s Day, we remember.
Whether it's your dad, grandfather, or a father figure who shaped your life—love leaves a legacy.

At Ahava Memorials, we honor those memories by incorporating ashes into the glaze of a handcrafted ceramic work of art. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, just like the person it’s made to remember.

Today, we hold space for those missing someone. Your love endures—and we’re here to help preserve it. 💙

06/11/2025

Yesterday was surreal. My work and art through Ahava Memorials were featured at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) as part of the Visions Summit, presented by Commerce.

Sharing space with visionary speakers, boundary-pushing artists, and powerful storytellers was an honor — and seeing a short film about me and Ahava on that iconic screen? Unforgettable.

Ahava Memorials was born from love and loss, turning ashes into art. To have that work recognized on such a platform reminds me how universal memory and meaning truly are.

Thank you to for believing in this vision. I’m still taking it all in.

06/10/2025

Today’s the day.
Ahava Memorials is being featured at the MoMA for the Visions Summit NYC, hosted by and presented by .

We’re incredibly proud to share our story—and the stories behind the memorials we create—through a short film debuting today. Our work turns ashes into lasting ceramic forms, offering a new way to honor memory through art.

If you're attending, we can't wait to connect. If you're not, stay tuned—we’ll be sharing more soon.

06/07/2025

We’re honored to share that Ahava Memorials is being featured at the MoMA as part of the Visions Summit NYC, hosted by and presented by .

A short film was created to highlight our work—transforming ashes into custom ceramic memorials, honoring the lives and stories of loved ones and pets through art.

This moment is a tribute to the beauty of memory, ritual, and craft. Thank you for believing in our vision.

05/31/2025

We got AJ a teeny bathtub! He loves it!

05/25/2025

🇺🇸 This Memorial Day, we remember and honor the heroes who gave everything for our country.

Today, we pause to reflect on their courage, sacrifice, and service.

💬 Who are you remembering this Memorial Day?
Share their name, their story, or simply a message of gratitude. Let’s honor their legacy together.

05/11/2025

This Mother’s Day, we remember the women who shaped us — their voices, their strength, their endless love.

For those of us missing a mother, this day carries both beauty and sorrow. At Ahava Memorials, we craft ceramic keepsakes using your loved one’s ashes — a lasting way to hold them close, with care and dignity.

Whether you're honoring a mother, grandmother, or another mother figure, we are here to help you keep their memory alive. 💜

Still held. Still loved. Always remembered.

[Learn more about how it works → link in bio]

05/02/2025

Join us for a truly special morning!

We're excited to introduce Daniel Hoffman, a talented artist whose passion for creating meaningful art will leave you inspired. Daniel specializes in incorporating ashes from loved ones-both human and pets- into his creations, offering families a unique and heartfelt way to honor those who are no longer with us.

Each piece is one-of-a-kind, capturing the essence of cherished memories and transforming them into lasting art.

Please contact Renee Shobe at: [email protected] to RSVP. This event will be at Theo C. Auman Funeral Home, on Saturday May 10th 2025: located at 247 Penn St, Reading, PA 19601

04/02/2025