Ashes scattering tube urn 'Sunflowers'

A place that meant something to them both

The ashes of someone you loved deserve a moment that feels considered. The 'Sunflowers' ashes scattering tube urn makes the act of scattering a calm, dignified one, at a place that holds meaning for you both.

Made from paper, fully biodegradable

This scattering tube is made entirely from paper, with no metal or plastic components. That matters in practice: once used, it can be recycled, or you can choose to bury it. Left in the ground, the paper breaks down over time, releasing the ashes gradually into the soil. A quiet return.

Designed to give you control

The tube is built from two fitted sections with a removable outer lid. Beneath that sits a second lid with a pre-perforated opening, designed to let you scatter the ashes steadily and at your own pace. You are in control of the moment. The design works equally well for a funeral director and for a family scattering together, practical to use without sacrificing dignity.

What the sunflower means here

Sunflowers turn toward the light. Choosing this motif brings an image that speaks to direction rather than loss. If the person you are remembering was known for their vitality, their presence, or their easy generosity with others, this pattern does more than decorate. It reflects the bond you shared, and something of who they were. That recognition can matter.

Practical things worth knowing

Paper and moisture are not well suited. Keep the cremation urn stored somewhere dry until the day you use it. For outdoor scattering, it is worth choosing a moment when conditions are calm: the pre-perforated opening helps you manage the pace, but wind or rain will make things harder. The tube is suited to both indoor and outdoor use, so whether you scatter in a garden, at a stretch of coast, or somewhere more private, it is suited to the purpose.

Scattering across more than one place

This urn for ashes is available in more than one size. If you want to share the ashes across different locations, such as a garden and a stretch of sea, you can divide them between smaller tubes. Each place can have its own moment.

Keeping the tube as a reminder

The tube does not have to be used for scattering. Some people keep it at home or place it somewhere quiet that holds meaning for them. As a funeral urn, it serves equally well as a keepsake, held onto for as long as feels right.

If you are unsure about size, or want to talk through what combination might suit your situation, we are happy to help. Get in touch and we will think it through with you at your own pace.