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Embrace
€299,00
Embrace is at home in any interior because of its natural and delicate look and has a deep significance to you thanks to its special use.
The urn has a special cavity at the bottom for the ashes of your deceased loved one, while there is a space for a plant to grow at the top.
Each Embrace is crafted by hand from ash wood, a lighter coloured wood with a beautiful grain that gives each urn its own unique look.
The top is delicately finished with a matt white edge, creating a lovely contrast with the green of the plant.
You buy the plant of your choice yourself.
We provide the Embrace with a white, plastic pot for the plant, that fits inside the urn. This ensures that the wood of the Embrace stays protected and is not in direct contact with any moisture.
Longer delivery time due to holidays
Product specifications
| Measurement | W 180 mm x H 200 mm |
| Volume | 600 ml |
| Material | Ashwood |
Characteristics
- Serene and personal memento
- Fits into any interior thanks to its natural design
- Suitable for a beautiful plant
- Available in natural ash wood finished with a matte white edge
Experiences of others
Ilona van Vught
I always found the idea of urns so uncomfortable, a bit creepy and on display. That was the reason for me to never want one in the house. I am happy to have found this beautiful little wooden urn. I can hold it for a while, it looks beautiful and no one can tell immediately that it is an urn. This way I can always keep my dear aunt close by. Thank you, Harm, worth a lot to me.
Pieter
Beautiful!!
Perfectly finished, beautifully packaged and delivered quickly. I am very happy with it.
The urn with some of my wife's ashes and a lock of her hair stands next to her picture in the bedroom.
Brenda van den Akker
As soon as I saw the wooden urns, I was sold. Such beautiful mini urns. Perfect for us.
We ordered three urns which were delivered fast in beautiful boxes to our home. Time and care were also spent on the packaging.
I filled the urns with my husband's ashes, helped by the funeral assistant.
The mini urns are now in my house; one in our son's room and the other two downstairs, next to the photo and the mourning card.
Now my children (12 and 10 years) and I have a lovely mini urn and some ashes left over, perhaps to have turned into a piece of jewellery at a later time, for example.
