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Urns for Ashes
There are many ways to keep, bury or scatter ashes. Explore urns and caskets in willow, wood, wool, ceramic and other materials, alongside scattering tubes and some more unusual designs.
You do not have to choose an urn straight away. We can talk through the options, including whether an urn is suitable for the amount of ashes and what you intend to do with them.
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We can advise on sizes, materials, availability and which urns are suitable for burial or keeping at home.
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Prices are those currently shown in our collection. Some designs have different sizes or optional extras; details are included with each listing. Please check availability and the required ashes capacity before ordering.
A few things worth knowing
Choosing what to do with ashes
Keeping ashes at home
An urn can be kept somewhere private or on display. You may prefer a piece that looks like a ceramic vessel, wooden box or an artwork.
Burial or interment
Some urns are designed to biodegrade when buried, while others are intended for longer-term keeping. Check the rules of your chosen burial ground or cemetery.
Scattering ashes
A scattering tube is designed to make carrying and releasing ashes easier. If you plan to scatter them, check any permission or restrictions at the location.
A full set of ashes may not fit into a keepsake urn or smaller casket. If you're unsure about capacity, please ask us before ordering.
Further inspiration
Explore more urns and ideas
If you haven't found what you're looking for, these websites are useful places to explore other styles and possibilities. We're happy to discuss anything you come across.
Scattering Ashes
Find ideas and information about scattering, keeping and burying ashes.
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