All about urns and cremation

As the recent statistics show that cremation is on the rise in the USA, more and more people need to know what are they allowed to do with the ashes, should they store or scatter them. As a body is completely reduced to just ashes in the cremation process, there are quite strict laws governing both the cremation process and the further disposal of ashes.

For many decades, burial has been by far the most common form of disposition in the world for many nations and civilisations. Things, however, are starting to change as creation is on a rise and many people prefer it nowadays.

With its unique look and high quality, our art urn for ashes entitled “Wings” is truly exceptional. As one of our bestsellers, this ceramic memorial suits perfectly almost any interior. The high temperature of production (double fired at almost 1200°C), makes it durable to external atmospheric conditions.   "Hastening from far journey -On its breast to lie -Only a Bird will wonder -Only a Breeze will sigh -Ah Little Rose - how easy"…Emily DickinsonFrom: Nobody Knows This Little Rose   The Concept Behind This Cremation Urn Angels’ wings urn is a ceramic art model, created to imply the feeling of holy protection and...

We are at a point now where there is no doubt about the continued popularisation of cremation. But how many of you know that there is an alternative to the traditional cremation, called green (bio) cremation? What is green cremation and what are the pros and cons of it?