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What type of urn is best for a natural burial?

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Hi, my husband and I are looking for an urn that will not hinder the process of being absorbed back into the earth. Perhaps it grows a tree or some other plants. Are there any of those?

Natural burial Types of urns

Demarcus Nguyen

Monday, March 14, 2022

There is an urn called a living urn that you can purchase. It is a biodegradable urn that grows a tree in combination with cremated remains or ashes. There are also urns or pods made from wood, bamboo, or compostable material that will eventually biodegrade into the earth. 

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