The "Grief" urn is a unique and deeply symbolic cremation piece for those seeking an artistic expression of sorrow and remembrance. Crafted as a polished stainless-steel sphere mounted on a sturdy marble base, it combines elegance with stability. The sphere's reflective surface mirrors its surroundings, creating an effect of infinite depth, symbolizing the timeless bond and enduring memory of a loved one.

A figurine of a crying woman kneels next to a sphere with ashes, her face hidden in her hands. This figure captures a moment of deep reflection, evoking the image of one weeping over a grave. It conveys empathy, solace, and a shared human vulnerability in the face of grief.

At the base of the urn, a discreet threaded opening allows for secure closure, preserving the ashes with dignity and care. Blending artistry and meaning, "Grief" stands as an elegant, timeless tribute to a cherished life and the emotional journey of remembrance. Ideal for honoring a life and the enduring impact of love and loss, this urn is a fitting and beautiful memorial.

  ► PRODUCT DETAILS ◄ 

✅ Size: 25cm(D) x 22cm(H) x 21cm(W)
✅ Size: 9.8"(D) x 8.7"(H) x 8.3"(W)
✅ Capacity: 3.7L / 225inch
✅ Weight: 4.6Kg / 10Lbs
✅ Material: Stainless Steel
✅ Color: Silver
✅ Suitable to hold ashes of an person body weight upto approx. 225 lbs or 102 Kg

    ►PERSONALIZATION ◄

 - Enter the text in the appropriate place or send us a message.
 - The personalized memorial plaque must be customized during the ordering process. (Don’t worry if you forget, you can always send us a message later.)

The text limitations are as follows:
- Name(s) up to 35 characters
- Date of birth and death up to 35 characters
- Third line up to 35 characters
- Fourth line up to 35 characters
- Fifth line up to 35 characters
- Sixth line up to 35 characters

Please DOUBLE CHECK the engraving text before adding the product to your cart. We copy
and engrave exactly the information we receive with the order and do not make
any changes on our side.

 - Check the text to make sure the spelling is correct.