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The concept of this cremation urn

This art urn for ashes symbolises purity, humility and divine peace, as it is associated with guardian angels.


The “Guardian”, with its gentle lines and thoughtful design is a truly remarkable memorial, suitable for any interior. We believe that you will find this premium urn worthy of keeping the ashes of your loved one, and we hope that we can be helpful in this heart wrenching and difficult time.

Guardian Cremation Urn for ashes

The contemporary design makes this beautiful product a great addition to any interior. 

 

Watch a detailed video of the "Guardian" cremation urn:

 

 

 

Dimensions

When ordering or choosing an urn is very important to be mindful of the dimensions of the urn. Our professional ceramist and artist have made the urn to be suitable for the average adult person.

The "Guardian" urn for human ashes has a volume of 3.2 litres (195 cubic inches) and sizes of 15h x 10w x 8l  in inches  or 38h x 26w x 21l  in cm. The urn is filled from the bottom.

Cremation Urn for ashes Guardian by Pulvis

If the large urn does not fit all of the ashes or you would like to divide the cremains between the family, we have taken care of that with a keepsakes.

"Guardian" keepsake can hold up to 0.3 liters (18.3 cubic inches) of ashes and with sizes of 6.6h x 4.3w x 4.3l  in inches  or 17h x 11w x 11l in cm. 

Cremation urns for ashes by Pulvis Model Guardian

Colours of the Guardian Urn

The "Guardian" urn for ashes comes in 9 beautiful colours, suitable for any interior. The pallete of colours is worked out by a team of artists and laboratory assistants, which aims at providing a high quality and aesthetics of the urns.

 

The following colours are available : 

1. White - GU-L-01 - Link

2. Transparent  - GU-L-02 - Link

3. Grey Melange - GU-L-03 - Link

4. Oily Green Melange - GU-L-11- Link

5. Light Sand Melange - GU-L-16 - Link

6. Beige Grey - GU-L-18 - Link

7. Craquelure - GU-L-22 - Link

8. Lamp Black - GU-L-36 - Link

 

Cremation Urn for ashes - Guardian - Product Reviewa

 

Material 

All of the urns are remarkable for their exquisite hardiness and resistance to atmospheric influence, achieved by double firing them at more than 1200° C, which makes them suitable for both indoors and outdoors. The urn is made entirely of ceramic and high quality glossy finish. Guardian Urn by Pulvis is a unique and innovative type of urn that allows you to preserve the cremated remains of your loved one in a special way.

 

Sealing the Guardian cremation urn

Follow those simple steps to seal the urn :

1. Unpack the glue and place the urn upside down. If it is filled with ashes it should be in this position already.

2. Take care that the surfaces to be bonded are clean, dry and free of dust.

3. Apply glue evenly, covering the whole lip.

4. Do not use too much glue on the lip as its only purpose is to fix the cap still.

5. Place the cap carefully and rotate it on 90°.

6. Center the cap so it covers the hole evenly, leaving no gaps.

7. Apply more glue to fill the space between the lip and the cap.

8. Leave the urn in this position for 10-15 minutes. You can place it in the box.

9. In 10 minutes the glue will have formed a silicone-like layer.The glue is no longer sticky and the urn can now be moved. We advise you to leave the urn in this position for at least 1-2 hours.

10. The glue will fully harden in 4-8 hours, depending on circumstances, like temperature and humidity

 

Guardian Cremation Urn

More details of this product can be found at the following links: 

Guardian - large urns

Guardian - keepsakes

Overall, the Guardian Urn by Pulvis offers a unique and versatile way to preserve the memory of your loved one. Its modular design allows you to create a custom memorial that can be adapted over time, while its durable ceramic material provides peace of mind that the ashes will be protected for generations to come.

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