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Ash wood LittleVase urn with natural wood grain and dried flowers
Wooden urn in vase form with dried flowers on a coffee table in a warm living room setting – Memories To Keep
Ash wood LittleVase urn in a luxury keepsake box with dried flowers
LittleVase urn in three variants: ash wood, oak wood, and matte black – Memories To Keep
Underside of the LittleVase urn with metal closure plate and Memories To Keep logo

LittleVase – Ash wood

€249,00

The LittleVase in ash wood is a handcrafted small urn with a light and natural character. Its elegant curves and subtle wood grain create a soft, peaceful appearance. A protected space holds a small amount of ashes, while the vase above is designed exclusively for dried or artificial flowers, allowing flowers to become a personal part of remembering someone you love.

Each LittleVase comes with a small bouquet of pink dried flowers.

Characteristics

  • Its light ash wood and gentle curves create a calm, soft appearance that brings a sense of serenity to a place of remembrance.
  • Combines a protected space for a small amount of ashes with a vase exclusively for dried or artificial flowers, bringing both together in one meaningful design.
  • Changing the dried or artificial flowers offers a simple way to reflect a memory, a season or a moment that feels personal to you.
  • Its subtle appearance allows LittleVase to become a natural part of your home, without immediately revealing that it holds ashes.
  • Handmade and carefully finished, with the individual grain of the ash wood giving every LittleVase its own quiet character.

Product specifications

Measurement ø11 cm (widest part) x 17.5 cm high
Volume 200 ml
Material Ash wood

Experiences of others

Marja
After he died, my father was cremated and according to his wishes, the ashes were scattered at sea. At home, I have a lovely box with precious items on the cabinet. Until I came across Memories to Keep on Facebook, and their beautiful wooden mini urns. But what could I put in it, since there were no ashes anymore? Looking through the precious items, I found a lock of hair that had been cut off when he was very young and a tiny locket with a photo of my father at the age when the lock of hair had been cut off. And I knew right away! These were both going to go in the beautiful wooden urn. I ordered it from Memories to Keep and when it was delivered to my home, it was very emotional. Finally, I could keep something of my father close to me. I put just the lock of hair and the locket in the urn and it now stands on the cabinet in the living room. Sometimes I hold it in my hand and think back on the lovely times I had with my father. Harm, Memories to Keep, thank you for this beautiful urn in which the memories can be preserved forever.
Robbert
The Moon is quite a bit bigger than the LittleWood mini urn but it still has a format you can cuddle and hold easily. The urn has a soft finish and is inviting to the touch. The grain in the wood can be clearly seen. The urn is closed with a neat stainless-steel lid which is engraved. What makes it all very subtle is that there's a trim integrated in the edge which gives a lovely finish. What I personally like about the Moon is that it doesn't immediately look like an urn. That way, Mum can be with us without us being unable to move forward.
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.
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