MATERIAL: Polymer acrylic + MDF
DIMENSIONS: 105x105x100mm
DETAILS: This handmade mini cremation ash urn can hold about 0,4L of ashes.
The cube urn is provided with a 'tree of life' symbols on 3 sides, on the back this urn can optionally be provided with an engraving plate in a frame, which can be provided with text engraving, fingerprint, own handwriting, etc.
This urn is available in many effect colors (see pictures) the color used on the main picture is 'Dark steel metallic' and 'Messing Metallic'
Can also be painted in one color.
NOTE: As a result of monior settings, colours of items and colorpalet may vary from actual product colours.
FILLING METHOD: It's possible to fill this cremation ash urn yourself and we could also fill it for you. If you'd like to fill it yourself we'll deliver the urn with a filling instruction.
DELIVERY SCOPE: Mini urn + Filling instruction.
EXTRA INFORMATION:
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Mini Urn -
Duo Urn, also known as a
Consolation Urn, can be a precious, tangible memory of a loved one who has passed away. A symbolic amount of cremation ashes can be placed in this small urn, offering comfort and strength as you process your grief.
It is important to recognize that grief is a personal and individual process. There is no right or wrong way to grieve, and what is right for one may not necessarily be good for another.
The power of a Mini Urn lies in its symbolism and personal meaning. It can be a tangible source of comfort and a means of keeping the memory of a loved one alive.
Why a Mini Urn from JB Memorials:
- Having a small amount of ashes nearby can strengthen feelings of connection with the deceased.
- The urn can be a tangible place of remembrance that can be associated with precious moments with the deceased.
- Choosing a mini urn can be a personal and unique way to honor your bond with the deceased.
- The urn can be placed in a beautiful place in the home, on a home altar, or in a memorial corner.
- You can choose to share a small amount of ashes with other loved ones so that everyone has a tangible memory.