Ashes scattering tube urn 'Wild flowers'

When the place matters as much as the moment

Some locations carry real weight: a coastal path, a garden, a field edge, a quiet corner of woodland. The 'Wild flowers' ashes scattering tube is designed for exactly those moments, bringing a fitting simplicity to a farewell that deserves more than a generic vessel.

Made entirely from paper, fully biodegradable

This cremation urn contains no metal or plastic parts. It is made entirely from paper, which means it can be recycled after use or buried directly in the ground. If you choose burial, the tube will decompose naturally over time, releasing the ashes gradually into the soil. That is a deliberate part of the design: a return to the earth that feels considered rather than clinical.

Designed for a controlled, dignified scattering

The tube is constructed from two interlocking sections with a removable outer lid. Beneath that lid sits a second closure with a pre-perforated opening, which allows you to scatter the ashes at a steady, measured pace. That small detail matters when you want to keep some composure during the moment itself. If you are planning to scatter at more than one location, the tube is available in different sizes, making it straightforward to divide the ashes between multiple smaller tubes so that each family member can mark their own chosen place.

Wildflowers chosen with intention

Wildflowers do not grow to order. They appear where conditions allow, often in overlooked corners, and that is part of what makes them worth noticing. Choosing this motif for a funeral urn tends to say something about the person being remembered: someone who lived on their own terms, or someone you want to return to the open air and the natural world. If you are scattering outdoors, you might consider carrying a small packet of wildflower seeds to scatter alongside the ashes, so that something living remains in that place.

Suitable for indoor and outdoor use

The 'Wild flowers' urn for ashes works equally well indoors and outdoors. You can keep it at home before the day, bring it to a funeral or memorial service, or take it directly to your chosen scattering location. The tube is straightforward enough that a funeral director and family members can both handle it without any difficulty or fuss.

Practical care for a paper product

Paper is sensitive to moisture, and it is worth being aware of that before the day. Keep the tube in a dry place until you need it and avoid leaving it in damp or rainy conditions beforehand. If you are storing it at home for any period, a stable, dry environment will keep it in good condition. The tube is not intended for extended outdoor display without shelter.

If you are unsure which size suits your plans, or whether one tube or several would work better for your situation, we are happy to talk it through with you at whatever pace feels right.