Grave Tiles
Engraved grave tiles - 30x30cm at KSh 4,000, 40x40cm at KSh 6,000. A lasting, dignified tribute prepared with care in Nairobi.
About This Product
A grave tile carries a simple duty: to keep a name, a face and a few chosen words present at the resting place, unchanged by weather or years. Colorshade prepares grave tiles in Kenya with laser engraving on tile, rendering portraits and inscriptions in fine, permanent detail.
Two sizes are available: 30x30cm at KSh 4,000 and 40x40cm at KSh 6,000, each engraved to order in our Nairobi workshop. Beyond the grave itself, families also commission engraved tiles as remembrance pieces for the home - an entrance tile or wall tile honouring a loved one.
We understand these orders usually arrive in a difficult week. Our team works from a photograph and the wording you provide, shares a preview so the family can confirm every name and date, and treats the timeline with the seriousness a burial schedule demands. Delivery is available countrywide for families arranging matters from a distance.
When you are ready, send the photo and inscription through WhatsApp, any day between 8am and 8pm.
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