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Miniature Wooden Keepsake Urn

Name: Handmade Wooden Keepsake Urn for Ashes • Mini Cremation Urns
Price: 50.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£50

Wood Type

Clear

Artist: Keith Jaques

Hand-turned in Keith Jaques’ workshop, this miniature wooden keepsake urn is shaped using traditional woodturning techniques and finished with natural oils and waxes to reveal the individual grain and character of the wood. Its contemporary, compact form offers an understated way to hold a small portion of ashes, a personal memento or another meaningful keepsake.

It can be a thoughtful choice for families who wish to divide ashes between several people, allowing each person to keep an individual keepsake close. A threaded metal closure, tightened with an Allen key (not included), keeps the contents securely enclosed. Supplied in a drawstring hessian bag.

Please note: Each piece of wood is unique but your keepsake will be broadly similar in appearance to the one pictured.

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Approximate dimensions:

Height: 8cm (3 1/4 inch)
Width: 6cm (2 1/2 inch)
Internal volume: 3-5ml

Please note: Keith is currently away, so orders for this item will be shipped after 24th September 2026.

SKU: N/A Categories: Wooden, Human Urns, Keepsake Urns, Wooden Tags: Artistic Urns, Contemporary Memorial, Cremation Urn for Ashes, Handmade Urns, Keith Jaques, Mini Urns, Modern Urns, Unique Memorials, Urns UK, Wooden Keepsake Urns, Wooden Urns

artist

Keith Jaques

Sheffield-based woodturner Keith Jaques creates a range of enchanting and functional pieces inspired by organic curves and natural forms. Working with both native and exotic hardwoods, he is passionate about revealing the unique beauty and grain of each material through careful craftsmanship.

In recent years, Keith has focused on crafting miniature wooden cremation urns, handmade memorial vessels designed to hold ashes or keepsakes. He considers it a great honour to create pieces that serve such a meaningful purpose, hoping that each urn offers the same sense of care and comfort to others as he finds in making them.