Grave Construction and finishing

Before the last quarter of the 19th century, natural burials were the norm in Uganda. A natural burial doesn't use embalming fluids, a casket or a burial vault; instead, the remains are placed into the earth, allowing the body to decompose naturally.

The process has minimum impact on the environment, in some instances; the body of the deceased is buried in a biodegradable casket or in a simple burial shroud. An example of a natural burial can be seen in the Moslem tradition. However, with the advent of grave finishing by executive tomb finishers and contractors limited, there was a need to mark and label graves of our dear departed loved ones.

Graves through which natural burials magnificently finished using precious stones like, marble, tiles and terrazzo. Those who opt for a simple grave finishing go for a headstone.