by frederick ROSI | Jun 3, 2025 | Tree - Plant & Symbolism, Urns - Funerals & Mourning
A sustainable alternative to traditional funeral practices, combining eco-design, local production, and reforestation Tree Urn represents a new generation of funeral products, designed to meet today’s challenges of sustainability, resource management, and...
by frederick ROSI | May 30, 2025 | Person, PET, Urns - Funerals & Mourning
A new way to say goodbye, filled with meaning, nature… and life As more and more families seek more personal, gentler, and eco-conscious farewells, the profession of the funeral planner is taking on new importance. At TREE-URN, we believe these professionals are the...
by frederick ROSI | May 19, 2025 | PET, Urns - Funerals & Mourning
A unique urn for a meaningful farewell Material and appearance:Made of cork, a warm and comforting natural material, the Eco-Friendly Urn S inspires an instinctive emotional connection. Its gentle texture and natural elegance give it an intimate and soothing presence...
by frederick ROSI | May 5, 2025 | Non classé, Tree - Plant & Symbolism, Urns - Funerals & Mourning
The way we honor our dead is undergoing a profound transformation. In the face of environmental challenges and a growing need for natural spirituality, more and more people are choosing alternative funeral rites that are in harmony with the planet. Among them,...
by frederick ROSI | Apr 22, 2025 | Tree - Plant & Symbolism, Urns - Funerals & Mourning
Cork is a versatile material, much more than just wine stoppers. Used for millennia, it is valued in diverse fields such as aerospace, construction, fashion, and more recently, in the funeral industry. Its unique characteristics make it not only effective but also...
by frederick ROSI | Apr 16, 2025 | Urns - Funerals & Mourning
Death, far from being a brutal end, is seen in many cultures as a transition, a return, or even a liberation. Understanding mourning rituals is also a way of understanding how each society embraces life with levity, gravity, spirituality, or joy. Here’s a comparative...
