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 ## **BURIAL GARMENTS: A HISTOIRAL JOURNEY TO MODERN PRACTICES** 
 
+The history of burial garments spans across cultures and time, reflecting different traditions and beliefs about death and the afterlife. In ancient Egypt, mummification involved wrapping the deceased in linen shrouds, signifying status and preparing them for the journey to the afterlife. In medieval Europe, shrouds and simple white linens were customary, symbolizing purity and the soul’s journey.
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+By the 19th century, especially during the Victorian era, burial garments became more elaborate, often mirroring the fashion of the time. These garments were specifically designed for the deceased, incorporating elements like lace and fine fabrics, and were often chosen to reflect the individual's social status and identity.
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+In modern times, the practice of dressing the deceased in their own garments has become very common, expressing personal identity and preferences. This shift is partly due to the move towards more personalized and meaningful funeral services. Families often choose garments that hold sentimental value, such as a favorite dress or suit which reminds them the personality of the deceased. This modern practice underscores a desire for authenticity and a connection to the life and individuality of the loved one, marking a significant evolution from traditional burial garments to contemporary, personalized choices.
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 ## **SUSTAINABLE BURIAL SOLUTIONS**