City at night – artistic urn for ashes made of stainless steel

City at night – artistic urn for ashes

Introducing the City at Night artistic urn for ashes – a one-of-a-kind cremation urn that pays tribute to the beauty and vibrancy of city life. This unique urn is meticulously crafted from high-quality stainless steel and sits atop a solid marble base, combining strength and durability with elegance and sophistication.

The stainless steel urn is carefully hand painted with a stunning cityscape at night, moon and dark blue sky above. The intricate details and intricate lines of the paint create a captivating visual effect, drawing the eye and inviting reflection on the beauty and complexity of urban life.

The marble base of the City at Night artistic urn for ashes provides a sturdy foundation and serves as a subtle reminder of the enduring strength and resilience of the natural world. The smooth, polished surface of the marble complements the sleek, modern design of the stainless steel urn, creating a seamless and harmonious blend of materials.

As an exquisite work of art, this urn is not only a final resting place for the ashes of a loved one, but also a stunning and meaningful addition to any space. The City at Night artistic urn for ashes is truly a one-of-a-kind piece that will be cherished for generations to come.

☑️ The corners of the marble base can be either rounded or have a straight angle, depending on our current stock. If you have any preferences regarding the corners of the base, please contact us before making a purchase.

This is a hand-painted product, the appearance may slightly differ.

Bottom opening urn:

PERSONALIZATION

Personalised memorial plaque must be customised when placing your order. (Please don’t panic if you miss it as you can always send us a message afterwards.)

Please REVIEW the text for engraving carefully before adding the item to cart. We copy and engrave the exact information we receive with the order and don’t make any changes at our end.

Please Review the text to make sure all spellings are correct.

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