New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

Demystifying death COFFIN CLUB’S HEALING POWERS

When Katie Williams started a coffin club in her garage 12 years ago, she hoped to build something beautiful and help others do the same. But she never imagined the concept would help thousands create their own coffins, find some peace with death and inspire a global movement.

The idea for the Coffin Club in Rotorua, believed to be the first in the world, was born at a local University of The Third Age

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