People all over the world are now trying to take care of the planet, we need to make sure that we leave a clean environment to our children and beyond, so a word that has become popular in our language is “biodegradable”.
Furthermore, in the Funeral Industry, that word has gotten mainstream too, we presently convey biodegradable urns that have a biodegradable pack inside. What's more, there are a few kinds of biodegradable urns, some of them are for internment, others for dissipating, and others are Biodegradable Urns for Water Burial.
So, what are Biodegradable Cremation Urns for Water Burial? Technically speaking, there is no water burial, but often we use that term to describe what is like to put the ashes of a loved one or friend in the water. Could be the ocean, a lake or a river, etc. We have cremation urns that biodegrade naturally over time and are engineered to float for approximately five minutes before descending gracefully. Simple to stack incorporates a water-solvent plastic pack and biodegradable glue to close the urn.
Usually, these Biodegradable Urns for Ashes UK for water burial are made from non-toxic, recycled, food-grade paper and hand-painted using water-based paints. Other urns are made from recycled Kraft paper and no glue is needed to securely close the urn, and you do it with a leather cord instead, but if the glue is necessary, then non-toxic glue is provided. And therefore, they are really safe for the environment.
Other types of biodegradable urns are made from real beach sand and crushed quartz using a clay-like material. These urns come with a small opening in the bottom that will let water enter slowly, so they will float for some time before they totally sink in the water.
After they sink, they will dissolve in a few hours completely.
Another type of urn is made from Himalayan salt. Crafted by hand by skilled artisans that will produce the urn from a block of Himalayan salt, and they look like a stone urn with different veins and shades of colors. These particular urns will naturally dissolve in water because they are made from natural salt.
Of course, there are other types of Biodegradable Cremation Urns that are not designed to be buried in water. A lot of them are designed to actually be buried and will take longer to degrade and disintegrate, and there are also the scattering urns that are made from biodegradable materials and will be used once for the ceremony and then scatter the remains of the loved one or friend in his or her favourite place.
And the last types of Biodegradable urns
that we carry at urns.com are the ones that will actually embrace the remains
of your loved one or friend in the root of a tree. So, you will create a new
life based on the remains of a human or pet, and they will be embraced for
eternity by the roots of a tree.
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