Every year, Americans bury enough metal in the ground to rebuild the Golden Gate Bridge, says Northwest coffinmaker Marcus Daly. His handcrafted wooden coffins are an economical and environmentally friendly burial alternative. But Daly’s inspiration goes beyond a commitment to green. His dedication to building caskets much more personal. He built his first coffin for his own child when his wife miscarried. He says that work and prayer blend together as he constructs these simple vessels. This short film explores the contemplative space of Daly’s craft, and faith.