€ 49
Tulipa white & blue - a sophisticated ceramic vase in white & blue speckled ceramic. It exudes timeless elegance and makes a warm & comforting accessory to a ceramic urn. The pure, subtle shape creates a beautiful & serene addition to the memorial. The inside has a waterproof coating, ideal for a bunch of fresh flowers.
Each vase is carefully handcrafted from natural materials. Distinctive and beautiful - simplicity with character. The small imperfections or deviations in shape, color and size, inherent in the craft process, give each one authenticity and a unique charm.
6,5 Ø x 12 H cm
2 – 4 business days 
a ziplock ash bag
a round, self-adhesive felt closure
a soft pouch in black satin
a beautiful, stylish storage box
a stylish ash bag in black satin
a pair of round, anti-scratch felts
a sturdy box in eco cardboard
excellent 4.9 / 5
Do you have a question?You can call us, also during the weekend, on +32 476 31 75 60, or send an e-mail. We are here to listen to your needs and to find a beautiful urn together with you.
Order through your funeral directorYou can also purchase our urns through your funeral director, funeral center, or crematorium. Ask them to contact us, and we will handle the necessary arrangements together.
| Weight | 0,25 kg |
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| Dimensions | 6,5 × 6,5 × 12 cm |
| Product code | TULIPA-SB579 |
| Material | Handmade vase in ceramic |
| Finish | Glaze |
| Color | Blue, White, Speckled |
| Frost-resistant | Yes |
| Note | Each vase is unique is individually handmade. Therefore, your vase may differ in shape, color & content from the images and information shown here. |
| Origin | Handmade in Belgium & Portugal |
| Brand | Artemis urns |
All our urns are traditionally crafted by local, passionate ceramicists. Each piece is unique and made by hand with great love and patience.
The urn you will receive may therefore differ in shape, color & pattern from the images shown and the information provided.
We consciously choose not to create uniform objects, but special, unique urns, in which we welcome variations in shape and glaze as happy coincidences. Organic, artisanal, handmade, at the rhythm of nature, fascinating, sometimes surprising. A bit like life itself.
The volume is an important factor when choosing a suitable urn. The amount of ashes resulting from the cremation of your deceased loved one can vary greatly. Especially if you wish to keep the entire amount of ashes in one urn, it is important to be well informed.
To provide you with the best possible service, we have prepared an overview showing the minimum volume of the urn based on the body weight of your deceased loved one (before cremation). Click here to consult the article and the overview.
You can easily fill the urn yourself or have it filled by a family member, although this requires a certain degree of skill and precision. Make sure you fill the urn on a sufficiently large sheet of paper and a flat surface (possibly using a funnel) so that any excess ash can be easily swept together. Use, for example, a clean, flat paint brush for this.
If you find this uncomfortable or unpleasant to do, you can also leave it to the funeral director or crematorium. They usually charge a (small) fee for this.
After filling the urn with the ashes of your loved one, you should seal the urn by gluing the lid. We recommend using a transparent contact adhesive for gluing, such as Bison Kit (or a similar product). When you purchase an urn through our webshop, you can also order a tube of Bison Kit transparent contact adhesive.
Once the urn is filled, carefully apply the glue to the lid and around the edge of the urn opening. Place the lid centrally on the urn.
Do not pry the lid and press it on very gently. Use as little force as possible to prevent the lid or urn from breaking, but make sure the lid completely seals the urn. Remove any excess glue with a cloth soaked in acetone.
If you find this uncomfortable or unpleasant to do, you can also leave it to the funeral director or crematorium. They usually charge a (small) fee for this.
