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Is encasing loved ones in acrylic resin the newest terrifying taxidermy alternative? Taxidermy has long been used to preserve deceased animals, whether for study, display, or to keep a beloved pet close.
But what about encasing lost loved ones in acrylic resin instead?
Twitter user Kelly Port has suggested just this, sharing a haunting photo of a resin-encased dog displayed on a family’s table. Despite the bizarreness of Port’s taxidermy alternative, it seems the idea isn’t too far-fetched.
In fact, in 1903 Russian inventor Joseph Karwowski designed a solid glass “coffin” for just this purpose.
Addressing the United States Patent Office, Karwowski submitted an application complete with diagrams; showing the option to preserve either an entire body or just the deceased’s head.