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Sculptural forms for people whose memory does not suit a plain vessel. A cardinal for someone who watched the feeder every morning, a sleeping dog for a person who was never without one, an owl for the reader in the family.
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These read as objects first and urns second, which is the point. They sit on a bookshelf without announcing what they are, and most people who visit will simply see a well-made sculpture.
They hold a portion of the ashes rather than all of them, so they suit families dividing between several people, anyone keeping a small amount after scattering, or a beloved pet.
If you need one vessel to hold everything, the full-size range is the place to look instead.
Not sure what capacity you need? The size guide and calculator works it out from the person's weight, including when ashes are shared between family members.
