EarthUrn - Hand Made Pottery Urn Using Australian Clay.
EarthUrn - Hand Made Pottery Urn Using Australian Clay.
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When words fall short, EarthUrn offers a gentle, meaningful way to honour a life well lived. With its heartfelt design and naturally speckled finish, this urn is both a work of art and a deeply personal tribute.
Each EarthUrn is hand spun by Australian artisans using locally sourced clay. The clay’s natural iron content creates a range of earthy tones – from warm light browns to rich dark hues – ensuring no two urns are ever the same. Just like the person it commemorates, each piece is completely unique.
Designed with care and intention, EarthUrn features a hand-engineered screw lid – a rare and thoughtful inclusion in handmade pottery. This design offers both beauty and security, giving you peace of mind that your loved one’s ashes are held safely.
A bamboo nameplate and soft vegan leather tie are included, allowing you to personalise your tribute with quiet dignity.
EarthUrn is available in four sizes to suit a variety of needs:
150mL for a keepsake portion
500mL and 900mL for partial remains
3.5L for the full ashes of a loved one
Faithful to the Talking Stones promise, every EarthUrn is crafted from Australian materials, by Australian hands. It is more than a vessel. It is a symbol of love, memory, and enduring connection.
Let EarthUrn help you create a lasting memorial that truly reflects the person you hold in your heart.
Order today with free shipping Australia wide.
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