Marijuana Leaf Urns

Our cannabis cremation urns are for those who were unapologetically themselves, offered in full-size, sharing, and keepsake sizes. This collection includes painted or enamel aluminum, as well as Signature walnut or alder wood, featuring designs such as the marijuana leaf, a joint, a bong, or a holding hands motif. We can provide two-tone engraving of a name and dates as an option to personalize the piece.

This collection is for families choosing to honor a life lived with complete honesty.

Some people never felt the need to pretend to be someone they were not. For them, cannabis was simply a part of their existence, spoken of with the same plainness they applied to everything else. You may remember a loved one who lived this way, someone whose presence was defined by a lack of pretense and a straightforward way of being.

To select a design like this is not a commentary on the plant itself. Instead, it is a way for a family to decline any need to edit a person's history now that they are gone. You are choosing to honor the true character of a person, keeping them exactly as they were when they were with you.

The artwork is engraved into the surface of each piece, offering the marijuana leaf alongside three companion designs: a joint, a bong, or a motif of holding hands. These engravings serve as a quiet recognition of the specific details that made their life their own.

The collection is crafted from aluminum in several finishes, including painted colors or hand-applied enamel with hand-detailed silver bands, each with a threaded screw-top lid and a felt base. We also offer the leaf design in our Signature wood line, using solid walnut or alder that is made in the USA and features a bottom-loading base. These materials provide a steady, tangible way to hold onto their memory.

Whether you require a single full-size piece, a keepsake, or multiple sharing urns to distribute among the family, there is a size to suit your needs. We can also engrave a name and dates directly into the surface with a two-tone technique, making their identity a permanent part of the piece.

The plant has been part of mourning for a very long time. At the Jirzankal cemetery, high on the Pamir Plateau of western China, archaeologists found wooden braziers in burials 2,500 years old that had held cannabis, burned on heated stones as part of funeral rites. These rites involved flames and rhythmic music, with a community gathered at the grave.

Long before it meant anything else, the plant was present at the moment a family said goodbye. Choosing this motif is a way to acknowledge the specific presence they had in your life.

Source: Smithsonian Magazine

If your loved one was someone who lived without pretense, then these pieces may serve as a meaningful way to honor that truth. Whether you choose a hand-detailed enamel aluminum urn or a solid wood piece from our Signature collection, the selection belongs to your personal memory of them.

By choosing a design that reflects their actual life, you are declining to alter their history. It is an opportunity to hold their memory in a way that feels entirely honest, keeping them exactly as they lived.

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