Use code NOW7 to get 7% off today

Here for you: art@pulvisurns.com |  (562) 609-4019

7% off your order

Use this code at checkout:

NOW7

While keeping urns at home remains popular, there are many options available for conducting the perfect send-off after a loved one has been cremated. From spectacular events to beautiful keepsakes for ashes, it’s now easier than ever to find a unique way to honor individuals with an independent flair and special zest for life.

Cremation Jewelry 

Beautiful in life and beautiful in death, those with a special place in your heart can be kept close and treasured for years when their ashes are made into a piece of fine jewelry. Rings, diamond studs, and memorial pins are just a few of the possibilities for crafting personalized jewelry keepsakes for ashes.

Eternity keepsake urn for ashes by Pulvis Art Urns

Eternity keepsake urn for ashes by Pulvis

Ceremonial Viking Send-Off 

History buffs will appreciate the opportunity to have their cremated remains go out in style, floating away on a replica wicker Viking ship that can be set ablaze in the ocean. This send-off makes for a moving ceremony that living loved ones will remember forever.

Learn more at: 

6 Moving Ways to Scatter Ashes from Around the World

Classic Sea Burial 

If a Viking send-off seems too flashy but the idea of the ocean still sparks an interest, a classic sea burial is a great alternative. Classic sea burials consist of a chartered boat that guides you to a quiet, appropriate place on the sea to scatter the ashes. Some families may read a poem or play a song – others enjoy the peaceful quietude of the lapping waves.

Vintage Aviation Scattering 

Another poignant option is to have your loved one’s ashes scattered from a vintage Spitfire or Grasshopper aircraft, which is possible through a company based in Kent, England. A wonderful way to honor veterans and aviation enthusiasts, this is a unique celebration of life.

One with the Stars Above 

Many find comfort by looking up at the stars after the death of a loved one. Make the moment that much more meaningful by scattering their ashes in space – it’s possible with Ascension Flights, a group that uses meteorological balloons to carry cremated remains high into the sky before releasing them.

Personal Memory Box 

The untimely death of a partner can be particularly difficult. Widowed individuals may find comfort in creating a personal memory box, which includes important keepsakes, cologne, notes, and photos alongside a small ceramic urn with the loved one’s ashes.

Resonance Keepsake urn for ashes by Pulvis

Resonance Keepsake urn for ashes by Pulvis

Create a Global Resting Place 

Travel enthusiasts may wish to bring a small handcrafted urn with them on their adventures, scattering a bit of their loved one’s ashes in each destination as they travel the world or revisit places where they shared good times with the deceased.

Artistic Home Décor Pieces 

Artisan urns and artistic home décor pieces are a great way to memorialize a loved one and honor them with a unique display that keeps them ever-present in the home.

Cremation urn for human ashes "Wings"

Wings cremation urn for ashes by Pulvis

Stained Glass 

Another option is to have the cremated remains transformed into a unique piece of stained glass that can bring beautiful light into the home, both symbolic and serene.

Memorial Garden 

For those who want to generate serenity in their own backyard, planting a memorial garden is a fantastic idea. Scatter the cremated ashes amongst lilies, tulips, daffodils, and other blooming plants to enjoy continued growth and beauty.

Blog article by Pulvis Art Urns

There are many wonderful ways to honor the unique lifestyle and personality of the departed. Whether choosing an artisan urn that captures their creative spirit or organizing a memorable send-off, selecting a special tribute can be a key part of healing, closure, and memorialization.

 

 ------------------

Join us in helping families honor the memory of their loved ones and pets through art!

Our Affiliate Program is now available. at https://www.pulvisurns.com/pages/affiliate-program-by-pulvis-art-urns

Which urn size do I need?

A simple rule: about 1 cubic inch of urn per pound of body weight.

Every product page lists the urn's capacity. Keepsake urns hold a small portion of ashes to share.

Need it by a specific date?

Free shipping · Delivery in 3–5 business days

Express delivery in up to 3 business days – choose it at checkout

Need help choosing?

Talk to our team – we're happy to help you find the right urn.

(562) 609-4019 art@pulvisurns.comSend us a message

Leave a comment

Please note, comments need to be approved before they are published.

This site is protected by hCaptcha and the hCaptcha Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Latest Stories

View all

Can You Grieve a Life That Never Had Words?

Can You Grieve a Life That Never Had Words?

Discover why losing a beloved pet can be so profound, how wordless bonds shape our lives, and how Pulvis Art Urns brings craftsmanship and thoughtful design to the art of remembering an animal companion.

Read the full article

What Does the Bible Say About Cremation?

What Does the Bible Say About Cremation?

Explore what the Bible says about cremation, Christian beliefs about resurrection, and meaningful ways to honor a loved one’s memory through a thoughtful memorial.

Read the full article

Why Do People Light Candles for the Dead?

Why Do People Light Candles for the Dead?

Discover the meaning behind lighting candles for the dead, exploring the traditions, beliefs, and emotions that make this simple ritual a lasting expression of remembrance, comfort, and connection within the home.

Read the full article

The Pet as a Witness to a Human Life

The Pet as a Witness to a Human Life

Our pets witness far more of our lives than we realise. Explore what it means for an animal to become a quiet witness to our changing homes, relationships, routines and identities — and how a memorial urn can remain as a physical connection to the life they witnessed.

Read the full article

Can You Inherit a Pet’s Memory?

Can You Inherit a Pet’s Memory?

Can we remember a pet we never knew? Explore how stories, photographs, objects and memorials can carry an animal’s memory across generations, turning a private life into part of a family’s shared history.

Read the full article