Wooden Urns For Ashes
Made out of the finest wood, our collection of cremation urns made from wood is truly exceptional. Wooden Memorials have a natural, mesmerizing beauty that evokes feelings of warmth, comfort, and strength. Inspired by the timeless design of our "Eternity" urn, those handmade urns are the finest way to honor a loved one.
Wooden Urns: A Natural Choice
For those who choose cremation as a more “natural" alternative to burial, a wood urn for ashes is a logical substitute. Wood is, after all, a renewable natural resource, and all of our urns for ashes are handcrafted, produced with practices that are not harmful to the environment. In addition, because each piece of wood is naturally unique in grain and color, each urn is a unique piece of art – as unique, in fact, as the person whose remains it holds. Types of wood we use to produce our urns:
WALNUT URNS
Our walnut urns for ashes are the ideal choice to remember your loved one, if you prefer natural materals. Design to match any modern interior, our funreal urns come in variety of styles - a great choice for a final resting memorial.
Walnut urns offer a range of advantages as a final resting vessel:
- Durability and Strength
- Aesthetic Appeal
- Natural Material
Walnut's classic beauty transcends trends, making it a timeless choice. Its appeal often remains undiminished across generations, ensuring the funreal urn remains a cherished memorial for years to come.
PLYWOOD URNS
- More accessible in terms of price, our plywood urns are also reflection of quality craftsmanship, designed to honor your loved one with both affordability and meticulous attention to detail.
Plywood offers several advantages as a material: - Strength and Durability
- Resistance to Moisture
- Dimensional Stability
Compared to solid wood, plywood tends to have better dimensional stability, meaning it's less prone to expanding or contracting with changes in temperature and humidity.
Caring for Wooden Urns
Properly cared for, urns for ashes made from wood will retain their natural beauty forever. Because exposure can speed the aging of wood, these urns should be kept indoors, away from water and direct sunlight. Use only a soft, dry cloth and furniture polish or wood cleaner to maintain the wood's natural beauty;
Pulvis Art Urns team is here to help you finding the right memorial urn for your loved one. We are entirely committed to making the process of shopping for wooden funeral urns straightforward and easy for you.
Wooden urns for human ashes made by a skilled artisans
Martin Angelinin is a gifted wood sculptor renowned for his unique creations: beautifully crafted wooden urns for ashes. With a deep reverence for the materials he works with, Martin's artistry shines through in every piece he creates.
1. What size urn do I need for a person?
The amount of cremation ashes, that each urn holds is measured in cubic inches. The standard used to figure before-and-after size is approximately 1 pound of healthy weight to 1 cubic inch of ashes ; that is, a 200lb person will need roughly 200 cubic inches
2. How to care for a wooden urn
Ensure you place it away from direct sunlight to prevent it from cracking. Only use a dry cloth to wipe off the dust that builds up over time. Avoid using water or any cleaning chemicals as they may destroy the wood.
4. What is a full size urn?
Since a large portion of the ashes originate from the bones, the amount of ashes at the end is almost the same regardless of the weight of the body. The body fat is all consumed during the cremation process, so a full-size urn means it can fit more ashes inside.
5. Should I seal my wooden cremation urn?
With most wooden urns, the entire bottom panel is removable, allowing you to easily place the ashes into the urn. Our wood urns does not require sealing. It is optional.
6. How do I open a wood urn?
All of our wood cremation urns open from the bottom by removing three screws. Simple remove the screws, place the plastic bag of remains into the urn, then reattach the bottom panel using the screws.
7. If I decide to bury my wood cremation urn. How long will it last?
They are usually made from dense hardwoods such as walnut and will last for between 10 to 15 years before decaying altogether. Some rare woods,an last far longer. Our handmade wooden urns are designed to be kept at home.
8. Can Pulvis' wooden urns be laser engraved
We don't offer engraving directly on the urn, but you can purchase a ceramic nameplate holder to your order. Can be purchased from here: https://www.pulvisurns.com/products/memorial-name-plate-holder-ceramic
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