Ashes scattering tube urn 'Roses'

Saying goodbye where it means the most

Not every place that mattered to someone is a single place. It might be the coast, a garden, a favourite hillside, or several of these at once. The ashes scattering tube urn 'Roses' is made to give you that freedom: to choose where, when, and how you say goodbye.

Fully biodegradable, thoughtfully made

The tube is made entirely from paper, with no metal or plastic components. That matters in two practical ways. First, it is 100% biodegradable: once placed in the ground, the paper gradually breaks down and the ashes are released gently into the soil, a quiet and natural process. Second, if you choose to scatter rather than bury, the tube can be recycled after use. There is nothing in its construction that complicates disposal or leaves anything behind.

Designed for steady, dignified scattering

The tube consists of two sections that fit together, with a removable outer lid and a second inner lid beneath it. That inner lid carries a pre-perforated opening, designed specifically to let you scatter the ashes at a controlled pace. This detail is not incidental. Scattering can be an unpredictable moment, and the design gives you one less thing to manage. The mechanism is straightforward enough that anyone present can use it confidently, whether or not they have done this before.

When the ashes belong in more than one place

If you want to scatter the ashes across several locations, the 'Roses' urn for ashes is available in more than one size. You can use separate tubes for different sites, scattering at each place in your own time. The rose print gives each tube a distinct, recognisable quality, a detail that feels considered in a moment you will want to remember.

Three ways to use a single urn

Scattering is not the only option. If you would prefer to keep the ashes for a time, the tube works equally well as a keepsake urn, stored at home until you are ready. It is also suitable for burial: placed in the ground, the paper breaks down over time and the ashes are absorbed into the soil at that spot. Which of these feels right may not be something you know immediately, and there is no pressure to decide in advance. The tube supports all three possibilities.

Practical care before use

Because the tube is made from paper, it is not suited to prolonged exposure to moisture or rain before you use it. Keep it in a dry place until the day itself. If you are scattering outdoors, choosing a dry day will make the process easier and more composed. There are no fragile components inside, which makes the tube straightforward to carry and transport to wherever you need to be.

The 'Roses' cremation urn is available in several colours and sizes. You can choose the size that fits your situation, or combine more than one tube if the ashes belong in several places. If you are unsure which option suits you best, we are happy to talk it through at whatever pace feels right for you.