META

CREMATION URN

A tree is a life that captures and marks time in wood.

That timeline is both the subject and palette of each Meta Cremation Urn.

YOU ARE BUYING DIRECT FROM A CRAFTSPERSON

Aril Memorial LLC is a legal entity, but the person behind it is a craftsman with formal fine art/design training and twenty-five years of practice. We’ve lost people and pets too, and know there is an unmet need for well-made objects of remembrance that have tactile, visual, and spiritual significance.

By Wood Species

Poplar

Cherry

Maple

Walnut

Barn Oak

Torched Oak

By Size

Keepsake

< 20 lbs

Small

< 64 lbs

Midsize

< 120 lbs

Full Size

< 200 lbs

2XL

< 340 lbs/Aquamation

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The Meta Cremation Urn is designed and built in Cleveland, Ohio. Substantial in weight and appearance while being in a price range that is fair for a hand-made, boutique product. This combination of contemporary style and warmth in materials invites hands as well as looks. These tactile experiences are the kind of change consumers are asking for and deserve from the death care industry.

Standard models in Poplar and other domestically available hardwoods are kept in stock in numbers to keep up with demand but we will also be presenting versions that included grain book-matched pairs for couples, live edge series in full and keepsake sizes, and other unusual special offerings as they become available.

DID YOU KNOW?

The Meta Cremation Urn was inspired by the north wall of the second story of the Cleveland Museum of Art’s courtyard?

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Our Cremation Urn Presentation Bags

By partnering with Simple Ecology, we provide a way for the living to reduce their impact on the environment in three ways

a polyester (petroleum byproduct) bag that would otherwise not be useful does not enter a landfill
at-grocery use of plastic bags for loose produce is reduced
increased awareness of plastic bag alternatives that are affordable and have the tare weight printed on the label

This decision was backed by the same rationale that the living have for eating a meal after a funeral: the living go on – as weird as that sometimes feels when you are among them. The living will go to the grocery and can contribute to the well being of our species.

We use electricity, power tools, and other industrial processes in the manufacture of our urns, but we do our best to make as little impact as possible when possible.