Feature(may vary by option.)
●External dimensions: Diameter approx. 2.2 inches (5.5 cm) x Height approx. 2.7 inches (6.8 cm) (including the spatula part); Inner dimensions: Opening diameter approx. 1.3 inches (3.3 cm) x height approx. 1.0 inches (2.5 cm); Material: solid natural beech wood, urethane finish; Country of manufacture: Made in Japan
●A cute mini urn that can be casually placed on a altar. Made of wood so you dont have to worry about it falling over and breaking. The lid is not threaded but fits snugly so it wont spill your cremains
●The compact size fits perfectly in the palm of your hand, so you dont have to worry about where you want it to be safe. The warmth of natural wood and the cute form of an apple shape has a gentle huggable feel. This is a masterpiece made by hand by one by one using the traditional "grind (Hakimono)" method of Shizuoka (Hayakawa)
●Perfect for separating bones for your family and siblings, for the bonnet of the temple, or as a handy companion that you want to keep at home forever. Can also be used for pet care. Please note that the color, grain, and shape may vary slightly from one piece due to the handmade finish using natural wood
●Comes with a certificate issued by Takita Shoten which is proof of the quality of the Takita Shoten brand
[2. Blue apple]
[1. Red apple]
Description
Comes with a certificate issued by Takita Shoten which is proof of the quality of the Takita Shoten brand.
A cute mini urn that can be casually placed on a altar.
Made of wood so you dont have to worry about it falling over and breaking.
The lid is not threaded but fits snugly so it wont spill your cremains
The compact size fits perfectly in the palm of your hand, so you dont have to worry about where you want it to be safe.
The warmth of natural wood and the cute form of an apple shape has a gentle huggable feel.
Perfect for separating bones for your family and siblings, segmenting to your petal bed, or as a handy companion to keep it at home forever.
Can also be used for pet care.
This is a masterpiece made by hand by one by one using the traditional "grind (Hakimono)" method of Shizuoka (Hayakawa).
This hand care is intended to provide the bone of the deceased to be accompanied by a person with no attention to its form.
Even if your grave is far away and cant go to visit, or lonely and cant keep your cremated remains on hand, you can rest assured that you can keep it separated and have a part of your hands.
Whether you are storing your cremated remains at home, legal or religious, they are no problem.
Please note that the color, grain, and shape may vary slightly from one piece due to the handmade finish using natural wood.