Wooden Urn for Ashes 'Cube' natural lime with golden cross

Rest in simplicity, strength in wood

Sometimes a shape says more than words can. The Cube is a wooden cremation urn with a clean, rectilinear form and a golden cross centered quietly on its face. If you find comfort in the familiar and beauty in the understated, this is a piece worth considering.

Lime wood with its own character

This urn is crafted from lime wood, a timber known for its fine grain and naturally occurring flame figures. These patterns form as the tree grows and differ from piece to piece, which means every urn is genuinely unique. No two share the same gradations of color or the same lines running through the wood. The golden cross is applied to the surface with care and sits as a composed, central point within the overall form.

What wood feels like in your hands

Wood takes on the temperature of your hand. That is not an accident; it is the nature of the material. When you hold the Cube, you are not met with cold stone or hard porcelain. The urn responds to your presence in a way that other materials simply do not. For many people, that quality matters most in the quiet moments spent beside it.

Practical and reliable in everyday use

Choosing a cremation urn is a considered decision, and honest information about the material and its care is part of that.

For indoor use only

Lime wood is a natural material and it responds to changes in moisture and temperature. The Cube is designed for indoor placement only, on a dry, stable surface away from direct sunlight and damp rooms. Keeping those conditions consistent will preserve the wood in good condition and maintain the urn's appearance over time.

Compatible with or without an ash bag

The Cube is suitable for use with or without an ash bag, so you can choose whichever arrangement works best for you.

A place that remains theirs

The combination of the cube form and the cross is not arbitrary. A cross marks the point where paths meet. In the context of a funeral urn, that carries an added layer of meaning: the bond you shared, held in a form that remains visible each day. The Cube is not a statement piece. It sits naturally in a living room, on a windowsill, or within a chapel setting, present and composed without drawing attention to itself.

If you have questions about placement or sizing, we are happy to talk them through with you at your own pace.