Biodegradable cremation ashes urn 'Lavender' with certificate

Giving back to the earth, completely

If you are looking for a farewell that feels whole, one that closes the circle rather than simply marks an end, this biodegradable cremation urn in 'Lavender' was made with exactly that in mind. White in color, clear in purpose.

Made from lignin: one of nature's own building materials

Lignin is, after cellulose, the most abundant organic material on earth. It is the substance that gives plants their structure and strength. That the same material now holds what you carry with you is not an accidental choice. This urn for ashes is certified to DIN ISO 14851/14852, the international standard for biodegradability in both water and soil. Production follows a Zero Waste process, carried out by specialist manufacturers whose entire operation is built around environmental responsibility. Nothing is left behind in the making of it.

What happens when the urn is returned to the ground

Once buried, the urn breaks down gradually over a period of roughly five to fifteen years, depending on soil composition and moisture levels. As the casing dissolves, the ashes are released slowly into the surrounding earth. The materials are absorbed completely. What nature provided returns to it. The bond you shared with the person you have lost becomes part of something larger and enduring, even if it is no longer visible.

Designed for the burial of ashes

This cremation urn has been developed specifically as a funeral urn and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Its white finish gives it a quiet, understated presence, equally at home on a shelf for as long as you need it there, and at rest in the ground when the time comes.

Practical things worth knowing

Because this urn is made from organic materials, it responds to moisture. That is precisely what makes it biodegradable, but it also means that prolonged exposure to damp conditions above ground can accelerate the process. Store the urn in a dry place until the point of burial. Once in the ground, the soil's natural moisture becomes part of the process rather than a concern.

Supplied with a biodegradability certificate

The urn comes with a certificate confirming biodegradability in accordance with DIN ISO 14851/14852. This gives you documented assurance that the urn performs as described, including for burial sites or authorities that require formal evidence before permitting interment of ashes.

If you are uncertain which urn suits your situation, we are happy to help you think it through at whatever pace feels right for you.