Buddhist Altar Shop Takita Shoten Mini Urn Applewood Red Apple Color Diameter X Height Urn Bone Urn Ashes Container Memorial Made In Japan Certificate

External dimensions: Diameter 5.5cm x Height 6.8cm (including stem) / Internal dimensions: Opening diameter 3.3cm x Height 2.5cm / Material: Natural solid beech wood, urethane finish / Country of origin: Made in Japan This is a cute mini urn that can be placed casually on the Buddhist altar. It is made of wood, so there is no need to worry about it falling over and breaking. The lid is not a screw type, but it fits snugly and the ashes will not spill out. Its compact size fits perfectly in the palm of your hand, so you can place it anywhere. The warmth of natural wood and the cute apple shape give it a gentleness that makes you want to hug it. This is a masterpiece that is handmade one by one using the traditional "Hikimono" technique from Shizuoka (Suruga). It is perfect for dividing ashes among family members or siblings, dividing ashes for a temple ossuary, or for keeping at home. It can also be used for pet memorials. *Please note that the color, grain, and shape of each piece may vary slightly due to the handmade finish using natural wood. Comes with a certificate issued by Takita Shoten, proof of Takita Shoten's brand quality. Comes with a certificate issued by Takita Shoten, proof of Takita Shoten's brand quality. This is a cute mini urn that can be placed discreetly on the Buddhist altar. Since it is made of wood, there is no need to worry about it falling over and breaking. The lid does not screw on, but it fits snugly so the ashes will not spill out. Its compact size fits perfectly in the palm of your hand, so you can place it anywhere. The warmth of natural wood and the cute apple shape give it a gentleness that makes you want to hug it. It is ideal for dividing ashes among family members or siblings, dividing the ashes for placement in an ossuary, or keeping them at home as a memorial. It can also be used for pet memorial services. This is a masterpiece, each piece handmade using the traditional Shizuoka (Suruga) technique of "hikimono" wood turning. In home memorial services, the bones of the deceased are kept close by and memorialized without being bound by formalities. If your loved one's grave is far away and you can't easily visit it, or if you feel lonely and can't let go of the ashes, you can find peace of mind by dividing the ashes and keeping a portion of them close by. There are no legal or religious issues with dividing the cremated remains and storing them at home. *Please note that since this item is handmade using natural wood, the color, grain, and shape may vary slightly from piece to piece.