in the heart of an ancient forest, where the unknown secrets of nature whisper through the boughs, there lies a tradition slight in its visibility to the outside world but profound in its cultural significance. this rite, known only at the prearrival of one's final journey, involves a unique coffin - not merely as a vessel for the departed but as a criteria for celebrating a life well-lived. here, in this secluded community, to "kick off again" into the afterlife is embraced with joy, marking a continuation rather than an end. this coffin, then, becomes a symbol of transition, embodying beliefs that honor the mysteries of existence and the continuation of the spirit beyond what is known.