"What Size Urn Do I Need?"

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Industry standard for choosing an urn size is to allow one cubic inch of space for each one pound of weight the deceased last weighed.

For Example:

A child or pet who weighed 40 lbs before cremation would require an urn which held 40 cubic inches or more.
An adult who weighed 240 lbs before cremation would require an urn which held 240 cubic inches or more.

Cloisonne Cremation Urns: Hong Kong Series Green

This time-honored process originated in Beijing in the 12th century. Tiny copper filigree partitions are created on brass urns through a process of soldering and heating. Enamel glaze is hand painted into each partition and kiln fired, a process repeated several times until the surface is smooth. Each funeral urn is then ground, polished and finally electroplated with a thin coating of gold creating an elegant finish.

Our China Series urns for cremation features a screw-on top and will include a Velour presentation bag.

Each cloisonné urn comes with a carved and laquered wooden base. The base is approximately 1½" high and is already added to the height listed for each urn.