Who says coffins have to be grand and morbid? The Kista Coffin takes a whimsical approach to something that most people don’t realize is a huge industry. The lid is accented with little yellow hearts but wait, this isn’t a coffin for people. It’s a coffin for your feathered ones – you know the ones that squawk at 6 AM every morning.
Designer: Asa-Karin Karlen & Anna-Ella Ahnlund
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Although it looks very nice, it doesn’t seem quite appropriate, maybe thats just my opinion
This coffin is for people. We don´t know why somone belive it´s for birds.
-The designers of the coffin
“but wait, this isn’t a coffin for people. It’s a coffin for your feathered ones – you know the ones that squawk at 6 AM every morning.”
^^^ That’s why people think it’s for birds.
Also, my apologies to the creator, but adding little yellow hearts to an existing structure, in this case, is not innovative.