All about urns and cremation

Honouring a Legacy: The Importance of a Thoughtful Memorial Urn Selecting a memorial urn is more than just choosing a vessel; it is about preserving memories and paying tribute to a loved one in a way that resonates with their life and legacy. From traditional to modern designs, the right urn should symbolize love, remembrance, and the journey of the soul. Pulvis  Art Urns understands the significance of this decision, crafting handmade ceramic urns that transcend conventional designs. Their collection is not just about holding ashes; it is about evoking emotion through artistry and storytelling. Key Factors to Consider When...

In an era where technology bridges past, present, and future, creating a digital time capsule has become a powerful way to preserve legacies and connect loved ones across generations. Unlike physical time capsules that risk deterioration or loss, digital ones offer a lasting and dynamic repository of stories, photos, and memories. This modern approach ensures that the essence of a family’s history can endure, serving as a bridge for those yet to come. The process of building a digital time capsule begins with intention. Think about the stories you want to tell, the moments you wish to preserve, and the...

An urn holds the ashes of a loved one and serves as a lasting tribute. Choosing the right urn is an important decision that reflects their personality, beliefs, and final wishes. A well-chosen urn brings comfort to families and creates a meaningful memorial.

Grief is a universal experience, yet the ways people navigate the emotional and psychological challenges of losing a loved one vary widely. The process of grieving is deeply personal, shaped by cultural, religious, and individual factors. When the loss involves cremation, it adds another layer of complexity to this journey. The Kubler-Ross model, widely known as the "five stages of grief"—denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance—provides a general framework. However, many individuals do not experience these stages in a linear progression, and some may not experience all of them at all. Grief can ebb and flow, often resurfacing unexpectedly, particularly...