What actually is a Biodegradable Cremation or Burial Urn?

A Biodegradable Urn comes in many shapes, sizes and materials such as Cardboard, Soft Compressed Paper-Paper Mache, Recycled Timer, Bamboo, Seagrass, a molded Sand & Gelatine mix, ..

… even compacted – pressed moulded Salt usually from the Himalayan region.

Biodegradable Urns effectively are a container for the retention of Cremated Remains of Humans and Pets that break-down over time after being buried or placed in the water-ocean etc.

If not buried – Wooden, Cardboard, Bamboo, Seagrass Biodegradable Urns can also be burnt in a quick 2nd round gas fired Cremator after being used for the initial scattering etc.

The Biodegradable phase can take anything from 5-15 minutes in water, or over a few Years if buried in the mother earth.

The Urn shapes offered are of vast array and can be a simple Bamboo or Cardboard Cylinder, a Traditional “ Cookie Jar “ shape, a Box of any shape be it square, tall, rectangle box etc.

or other and basically a receptacle that holds cremated remains and biodegrades / naturally breaks down in substance over a few minutes to up to a few years.

Biodegradable cremation urns are designed to break down naturally in nature without leaving a carbon footprint.

What are Biodegradable Urns most likely made of made of ?

Biodegradable Urns can be made of a Sand Gelatine Mix, Himalayan Salt, Cardboard or Paper Mache.