Stained Glass Urns & Keepsakes

A collection page of OneWorld Memorials

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Stained glass cremation urns offer a different kind of memorial: colorful, artistic and designed to feel at home among the objects and memories that already fill your space. Our collection includes stained glass urns for human ashes in full-size and smaller capacities, along with keepsake urns, candle holders and memory lamps that offer additional ways to remember someone special. From delicate lilies, roses, irises and forget-me-nots to the clean geometry of Mission-style designs, these memorials use color, pattern and light to create something more personal than a traditional urn. Families who choose our stained glass urns often tell us how beautiful they are in person, how well made they feel and how naturally they can be displayed in the home. A Memorial Designed to Be Seen One of the qualities that makes stained glass distinctive is the way it changes with its surroundings. Colored and textured glass catches natural or ambient light, bringing depth to floral motifs, geometric patterns and rich jewel tones. For someone remembered for a bright personality, a love of flowers, art or color, a stained glass cremation urn can feel especially fitting. Many of our designs are handcrafted or feature individually worked pieces of glass, creating a memorial with the character of decorative art rather than the appearance of a conventional urn. You can learn more about the tradition, symbolism and inspiration behind these pieces in our guide to stained glass cremation urns . Choosing Between a Full-Size Urn and a Keepsake The right option depends in part on how much of the cremated remains you plan to keep. A larger stained glass cremation urn can serve as the primary memorial for a loved one's ashes. Smaller stained glass keepsake urns are intended to hold a portion of the ashes and can be meaningful when remains are being shared among family members or when most of the ashes will be buried or scattered. Some designs combine remembrance with light, including stained glass

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