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SYMBOLISM OF THE TREES

Each of these trees carries with it unique qualities and a symbolic history that can resonate deeply with the individual and his or her loved ones, making the choice of tree for the ashes after cremation not only personal but also imbued with profound meanings.

Please Note: The tree is not sold with the Tree urn, but you can choose the tree of your choice at your local tree nursery.

 

Ash Tree

Ash Tree

Ash Tree

A symbol of inner strength and protection, the ash tree is often chosen to honor someone who has been a pillar of support for their family or community. It also embodies the connection between the sky and the earth and is associated with meditation and the pursuit of universal knowledge.

Apple Tree

Apple Tree

Apple Tree

The apple tree is a symbol of generosity, wisdom and renewal. Through its ability to offer nourishing fruits season after season, it embodies self-giving, abundance and transmission. Choosing this tree to represent a person is to honor someone who has brought protection, love and knowledge to those around them. It also evokes continuity and memory, like a tree that blooms again year after year, testifying to a lasting and inspiring legacy.

Almond Tree

Almond Tree

Almond Tree

Symbol of renewal, hope and resilience. The first tree to bloom at the end of winter, it announces the arrival of spring and represents the awakening of nature after a period of slumber. Its delicate and ephemeral flowering embodies the fragile beauty of life and the cycle of renewal. The almond tree evokes someone bright and full of hope, capable of bringing new energy and deep inspiration to those around them. It also symbolizes inner strength and the ability to persevere despite trials.

Beech Tree

Beech

Beech

A symbol of wisdom, knowledge and patience, the beech embodies reflection and stability. Its slow and majestic growth makes it a tree associated with perseverance and solidity. Chosen to represent a person, it evokes someone calm, enlightened and endowed with great depth of mind, a true pillar of wisdom for those around him, offering support and wise advice over time.

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Birch

Birch

A symbol of renewal and new beginnings, the wild cherry tree embodies the ability to evolve, adapt, and reinvent oneself. With its vibrant blossoms and flexible wood, it represents resilience and transformation. Chosen to honor a person, it evokes someone who has always embraced change and personal growth with grace and determination. It is also associated with purity and simplicity, reflecting an authentic and radiant nature.

Cedar Tree

Cedar

Cedar

Symbol of strength, grandeur and eternity. A majestic and resistant tree, it embodies protection and longevity, capable of crossing the centuries while remaining imposing and immutable. Its noble and fragrant wood, used since Antiquity for construction and spiritual rites, is associated with purity and wisdom.
The cedar evokes someone strong and inspiring, whose presence reassures and uplifts. It also symbolizes resilience in the face of trials and the transmission of a lasting legacy, like a timeless landmark.

Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus

Symbol of renewal, clarity and purification. With its ability to regenerate quickly after extreme conditions, it embodies resilience and adaptability. Its aromatic foliage, often used for its soothing and purifying virtues, makes it a symbol of healing and vitality. Eucalyptus evokes someone who brings freshness and balance to those around them, capable of overcoming challenges with flexibility and determination. It also symbolizes positive energy and renewal.

Fig Tree

Fig Tree

Fig Tree

Symbol of abundance, wisdom and connection with the deep roots of life. Since ancient times, it has been associated with fertility and prosperity, thanks to its generous and nourishing fruits. Its robust growth and large leaves make it a tree of protection and balance.  The fig tree evokes someone deeply rooted, bearer of wisdom and benevolence. It also symbolizes inner wealth and sharing. It is a tribute to those who cultivate knowledge, transmission and harmony around them.

Ficus

Ficus

Ficus

Symbol of abundance, stability and wisdom. With its dense foliage and vigorous growth, it embodies prosperity and vitality. Its aerial roots and robust trunk symbolize the balance between anchoring and elevation, between rooting in the past and opening up to the future. The ficus evokes someone resilient, adaptable and protective, capable of thriving in varied environments while offering solid support to those around them. It is also associated with inner peace and harmony.

Hornbeam

Hornbeam

Hornbeam

Symbol of robustness, perseverance and dignity. With its hard and resistant wood, often used for its solidity, it embodies quiet strength and the ability to overcome challenges. Its regular growth and longevity make it a tree associated with stability and constancy.
The hornbeam evokes someone resilient, reliable and determined, who goes through trials with patience and assurance. It also symbolizes integrity and righteousness.

Linden Tree

Linden

Linden

Symbol of peace, protection and union. A majestic tree with dense foliage, it is often associated with gentleness, harmony and comfort. Its benevolent shade invites rest and serenity, making it a symbol of refuge and connection between generations. The linden tree evokes someone benevolent and unifying, who inspires confidence and brings comfort to those around him. It also embodies quiet strength, wisdom and the ability to bring others together in a spirit of harmony and stability.

Magnolia Tree

Magnolia

Magnolia

Symbol of nobility, beauty and perseverance. With its large, majestic flowers and resilient foliage, it embodies elegance and inner strength. Its early blooming in spring also symbolizes renewal and purity.
The magnolia evokes someone refined and resilient, whose presence inspires admiration and respect. It is also associated with dignity and lasting love, like its delicate but robust flowers, which gracefully cross the seasons.

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Mimosa

Mimosa

Symbol of light, sensitivity and resilience. With its delicate golden flowers that illuminate the winter, it embodies hope, renewal and inner strength. Its early flowering makes it a messenger of the sweetness to come, reminding us that even after dark times, beauty and vitality return.
The mimosa evokes someone warm and generous, whose presence radiates and brings comfort. It also symbolizes sensitivity and delicacy, reminding us that strength can be expressed through softness and inner light.

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Maple

Maple

Symbol of strength, generosity and adaptability. With its leaves that change color throughout the seasons, it embodies transformation and the acceptance of change. Its robust and resistant wood also makes it a symbol of endurance and resilience.
The maple evokes someone generous and caring, offering support and comfort to those around them. It also symbolizes the wisdom acquired over time and the ability to flourish through the different stages of life, like its flamboyant foliage that lights up the fall.

Olive Tree

The Oak

The Oak

Symbol of strength, wisdom and longevity. It embodies stability and resilience in the face of the trials of time. A majestic tree, it is often associated with power and authority, but also with protection and the transmission of knowledge.
The oak evokes someone solid, reliable and respected, a true pillar for those around him. It also symbolizes perseverance and heritage, like its noble and durable wood that spans generations.

Olive Tree

Olive Tree

Olive Tree

Universal symbol of peace, wisdom and eternity. A thousand-year-old tree with silver foliage, it embodies resilience and strength in the face of trials, capable of being reborn even after extreme conditions. Its robust wood and deep roots make it a symbol of stability and anchoring.
The olive tree evokes someone wise, serene and endowed with great inner strength. It also embodies generosity and transmission, bearers of a lasting and precious heritage.

Pine Tree

Pine

Pine

Symbol of resilience, longevity and spiritual elevation. Always green, even in the middle of winter, it represents perseverance and strength in the face of trials. Its slender trunk and deep roots embody superior stability and endurance. The pine evokes someone solid and unwavering, capable of going through challenges with constancy and wisdom. It also embodies a comforting presence, offering protection and inspiration, like a timeless landmark in the heart of nature.

Poplar Tree

Poplar

Poplar

Symbol of adaptability, elevation and passage. It embodies receptivity and the connection between heaven and earth. Its rapid growth and ability to adapt to various environments make it a tree associated with movement and change.
The poplar evokes someone who is receptive, intuitive and constantly evolving. It also symbolizes resilience and the ability to adapt to life’s challenges while maintaining an aspiration to rise, in search of light with elegance and flexibility.

Redwood Tree

Redwood

Redwood

Symbol of longevity, strength and grandeur. Capable of living for several millennia and reaching impressive heights, it embodies resistance to time and trials. Its massive trunk and interconnected roots illustrate stability and the importance of the connection with others. The sequoia evokes someone exceptionally resilient, whose presence inspires strength and respect. It also symbolizes heritage and transmission, like a being whose influence lasts well beyond his existence.

Rosebush

Rosebush

Rosebush

Symbol of love, beauty and duality. Its delicate and fragrant flowers evoke passion, tenderness and fulfillment, while its thorns remind us that beauty is sometimes accompanied by trials. It also embodies transformation and the cycle of life, with its ability to bloom again after each season.
The rosebush evokes someone intense and authentic, whose presence combines gentleness and strength. It also symbolizes love in all its forms – romantic, familial or spiritual – as well as resilience.

Rowan Tree

Rowan

Rowan

Symbol of protection, wisdom and intuition. Long considered a tree of protective powers, it is associated with clairvoyance and spiritual guidance. Its bright red berries, often seen as natural amulets, represent life force and positive energy. The rowan tree evokes someone who is insightful and inspiring, able to enlighten and protect those around them. It also symbolizes the ability to overcome obstacles with grace and bring comfort and wisdom to others.

Walnut Tree

Walnut

Walnut

Symbol of wisdom, protection and inner strength. Its dense and robust wood makes it a tree associated with resilience and stability, while its fruits, enclosed in a hard shell, symbolize hidden knowledge and inner wealth. The walnut tree evokes someone thoughtful and protective, whose presence inspires respect and trust. It also embodies perseverance in the face of challenges, like its deep roots that allow it to anchor itself firmly and to cross time with majesty.

Weeping Willow

Weeping willow

Weeping willow

Symbol of gentleness, resilience and connection with deep emotions. With its drooping branches and graceful bearing, it evokes melancholy and contemplation, but also the ability to adapt and be reborn after trials. Its remarkable flexibility allows it to bend without breaking, thus embodying strength in flexibility. The weeping willow evokes someone sensitive and caring, capable of welcoming the emotions of others with compassion. It also symbolizes healing and introspection, reminding us that even in sadness, there is beauty and depth that nourish the soul.

Yew Tree

Yew

Yew

Symbol of eternity, transformation and resilience. A sacred tree in many traditions, it is known for its exceptional longevity and its ability to regenerate, thus embodying the perpetual cycle of life and death. Its evergreen foliage and robustness make it a symbol of immortality and spiritual protection.
The yew evokes someone wise and resilient, whose influence endures through time. It also symbolizes metamorphosis and continuity, like its branches capable of giving birth to new shoots, reminding us that every end brings renewal.