Due to significant increases in global manufacturing, brass, energy and freight costs, we will be introducing revised trade and recommended retail pricing from Monday 8th June.

We have worked hard to absorb rising costs since December 2020, however this is no longer sustainable.

New price lists will be issued as soon as they are available, so please sign up to our mailing list to receive these.

If you have any questions, please contact our team.

Sale!

Limbo Flamma Glass Urn

Flamma is an urn handcrafted from moulded glass, cork and virgin beeswax to preserve the ashes indefinitely, keeping your loved one’s flame alive. Inside the urn is a cotton bag to preserve the ashes of your loved one. A tea light can also be used as a replacement to the incense burner. The main material represents pureness, transparency and a bridge between the visible and the invisible. Its maroon colour symbolises inner strength and its incense burner at the top reinforces the symbolism of purification and regeneration. Dimensions – 26cm high, 24cm wide, 3.5l capacity.

  1. Start by taking some digital scales and the container of ashes that you would have received from the crematorium.
  2. Place this box onto the digital scales and weigh the ashes.
  3. If the ashes are contained in a poly-tub, remove 230g from the additional weight. If they are in a cremation box, remove 200g from the weight.
  4. Our rule of thumb is that every kilogram of cremated remains equates to approximately 1 litre of ashes.
  5. This means if you have 3 kilograms of cremated remains you will need to purchase an urn of between 3-4 litres in capacity.
  6. We have products to suit all needs, available from 0.025 litre through to 8 litre capacities.
  7. If you are unsure about sizing an urn please call us on 01245 377057 and we will be able to assist you.
    1. To use the Flamma Urn take the incense burner and lid off the top of the urn.
    2. Open up the cotton bag inside the urn and pull the top of the bag out over the opening of the urn.
    3. Using a funnel – dispense the ashes inside the bag slowly to allow them to settle then tie the cotton bag tight.
    4. Push the the tied top fully inside the urn and replace the lid.
    5. Light the candle in remembrance of your loved one.

A tea light can also be used as a replacement to the incense burner.

To help you with size and choose the correct product we have a simple step by step guide.

  1. Start by taking some digital scales and the container of ashes that you would have received from the crematorium.
  2. Place this box onto the digital scales and weigh the ashes.
  3. If the ashes are contained in a poly-tub, remove 230g from the additional weight. If they are in a cremation box, remove 200g from the weight.
  4. Our rule of thumb is that every kilogram of cremated remains equates to 1 litre of ashes.
  5. This means if you have approximately 3 kilograms of cremated remains you will need to purchase an urn of between 3-4 litres in capacity.
  6. We have products to suit all needs, available from 0.025 litre through to 8 litre capacities.
  7. If you are unsure about sizing an urn please call us on 01245 377057 and we will be able to assist you.

Price Increases from 8th June 2026

Due to significant increases in global manufacturing, brass, energy and freight costs, we will be introducing revised trade and recommended retail pricing from Monday 8th June.

We have worked hard to absorb rising costs since December 2020, however this is no longer sustainable.

New price lists will be issued as soon as they are available, so please sign up to our mailing list to receive these.

If you have any questions, please contact our team.

Important Notice

Please note that we will be closed on Friday 21st November.

Any orders placed after 2pm on Thursday 20th November will be processed and dispatched on Monday 24th November.

We will respond to any urgent enquiries, so please email us or call us and leave a voicemail. Otherwise, we will respond on Monday 24th November.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

The Yarwood Memorials Team