In West Africa, Ghana has a tradition for the manufacture of unusual coffins with unrealistic and crazy shapes. Forms of coffins are made so that it reflects the peculiarities of the life of the deceased. For example, if the deceased loved to take pictures, then his coffin will be made in the form of a camera. In the Ghana tribe they believe that the deceased is sent to a new, better life, so at the funeral they had made to cry, the deceased was escorted with a smile on his face.