Laguna Collection Cremation Urn (made from seashells) - Mosaic Array

The exclusive Laguna Urn Collection features beautiful, vibrant designs handmade from seashells. Each urn is unique and provides a peaceful resting place for a loved one while also serving as a striking artistic memorial, perfect for display in a niche or a special place at home. The Laguna Urns measure 9.2"L x 6.2"W x 6.2"H, 230 cu. in. About The Laguna Collection: Urns Made from Seashells Our exclusive Laguna Collection Urns are a premium option for the home to honor a loved one in a special and beautiful way. These unique urns are handmade with seashells by skilled artisans, creating unique intricate patterns on the urns. What Are Seashell Urns? The handmade all-natural Laguna Urns include inlayed seashells (often referred to as mother of pearl) in intricate designs to create beautiful resting places for our loved ones. The seashell material comes from the inner lining (nacre) of various mollusk shells, pearl oysters, and abalone. Nacre has served to protect the sea animal from bacteria and parasites and is a layer of calcium carbonate crystals, silk proteins and various other materials to create an array of color that reflects beautifully in light. How Are Seashell Urns Made? Harvesting & Selection: premium seashells are hand selected for the Laguna Urn Collection Cutting, Shaping & Coloring: the thick, iridescent inner nacre layer is cut into shapes using precision tools and, depending on the urn design, color will be added using a proprietary process that includes natural dyes and heat Inlaying & Assembly: skilled artisans carefully place and bind the seashell pieces by hand on the urn, creating intricate mosaics. Polishing & Finishing: the urns are then sanded and polished to reveal vibrant colors and to help ensure a smooth and reflective surface.  Personalize Your Seashell Urn Our Laguna Urn Collection comes with an optional engraved brass plate with your loved one’s name, dates, a sentiment, or anything else you want it to say. This can be placed on the bottom or side of the urn. Learn more by clicking above.