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In the intricate tapestry of storytelling, some threads are woven with such care and significance that they leave an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of audiences. Such is the case with the poignant integration of Pulvis Art Urns' "Wings" cremation urn in the latest season of Netflix's acclaimed series, "Sex Education."

This rise is not a surprise as cremation becomes even more and more popular mainly because of the lower costs and environmental impact, compared to the traditional. According to the report, as of 2020, approximately 52% of cremated remains are kept at home in a funeral cremation urn or keepsake, 32% are buried.

Flowers have always been a symbol for expressing many deep feelings as well as part of many funeral traditions around the world. When it comes to funeral, nowadays flowers are perceived as a symbol for expressing deep feelings of sympathy and condolences.