To preserve their beauty and longevity:
Keep the urn in a dry, indoor environment
Avoid direct sunlight, which may cause fading or discoloration over time
Do not expose to extreme temperatures or humidity changes
Gently clean with a soft, dry cloth (avoid water, sprays, or chemicals)
Handle with care—wood is durable but can be sensitive to impact or drops
Always lift from the base, not by lids, handles, or decorative elements
Ensure the urn is placed on a stable, level surface
Display in a secure location, away from edges or high-traffic areas
Avoid placing near heat sources (fireplaces, radiators, vents)
Keep away from areas with high moisture (bathrooms, damp basements)
If your urn includes a closure (screws, panels, or lids), ensure it is properly secured after filling
We recommend final sealing be done by a funeral professional if possible
Do not overtighten screws, as this may damage the wood
Decorative elements are not designed to bear weight or be used as handles
Avoid frequent opening/closing if the design includes moving parts
These urns are intended for display and memorial purposes only
Wood is a natural material and may:
Develop slight variations in color over time
Respond to environmental conditions (minor expansion/contraction)
This is normal and part of the urn’s natural character.
Keep out of reach of children and pets
Urns are not toys and should not be handled without supervision