Artful Urns That Are a True Work of Art

There's an urn for every personality type, different tastes and preferences, so don't worry about feeling out of place. If a loved one meant a lot to you, then the amount of money that you spend to honour the memory should not matter. That being said, here are some of our favourite pieces from the latest collections:

Paint Your Own Cremation Ashes Urn Maple

A lovely wooden urn finished in maple, ready to be made into something as unique as the individual it will serve.  This urn is supplied with a set of acrylic paints and brushes to enable you to personalise it.  A secure closure enables the safe housing of cremation ashes for an adult.

Stanley Cat Cremation Ashes Pet Urn

This Cat figurine Urn is made of durable aluminium. It has been hand cast and intricately hand designed by skilled artisans. The ashes can be safely placed in the urn via a threaded secure lid at the bottom. This figurine is available in other finishes too.

Arkley Adult Cremation Ashes Urn Range

This interesting and elegant urn is both modern and classic. The Arkley comes in three variations of colours, all of which have space for a small tealight so that you can create a warm glow around your loved one's ashes. Distantly resembling a tulip, this urn is made from high quality fibreglass, and has a glossy finish that would look stunning in any home.

Teddy Bear Cremation Ashes Urn/ Keepsake

The Teddy Bear keepsake/urn makes a fitting and cuddly keepsake for those who just want a hug every so often. Standing 17" tall* This velvety brown furred teddy has a specially designed zip compartment at the back suitable for holding the soft pouch which can hold cremated remains or other keepsakes. Can hold the ashes of a child up to 6 months old or a token amount for older children.

Choosing an urn is a deeply personal decision, and it's important to honour your loved one in a way that feels meaningful to you. You may want to start a collection of urns from different cultures or traditions or choose something very specific in order to remember your loved one.

Here are some ideas:

• Honour the memory of someone who loved animals by choosing an urn shaped like their favourite pet.

• Remember an artist by using their artwork as inspiration for your own unique urn.

• Start a collection that includes elements from multiple cultures and traditions so that you can remember all the people who contributed their lives to making yours richer.

If you’re looking for a way to honour your loved one and make sure their memory lives on, choosing an urn is a great place to start. It can be hard to know where to begin when it comes time for this kind of decision, but we hope that our list has helped you out by introducing some new ideas.