Ashes scattering tube 'Tree'

A farewell that feels like a return

If you are looking for a way to scatter ashes that reflects something true about the person you have lost, the 'Tree' ashes scattering tube offers a considered and gentle answer. Designed for a moment that belongs outdoors, it suits a life that was connected to nature, to simplicity, to what endures.

Designed for a calm and controlled scattering

The 'Tree' scattering tube is made entirely from paper. There are no metal parts, no plastic components. The construction is precise: two fitted tubes sit within each other, closed by a removable lid. Beneath that lid is a second seal with a pre-perforated opening, designed specifically to allow a steady, controlled release of ashes. At the moment it matters most, you do not have to think about mechanics. You only have to think about who you are there for.

What the tree symbol means here

The tree is not a decorative choice. Roots speak to where someone came from, the ground on which a life was built. Branches and leaves point to everything left behind: the stories, the habits, the way that person shaped the people around them. If you scatter the ashes somewhere your loved one held dear, the tree motif connects that act to the bond you shared. It gives the moment a layer of meaning that reaches beyond the farewell itself.

Fully biodegradable, in every part

The 'Tree' scattering tube contains nothing that will not return to the earth. That leaves you with two options after use. You can recycle the tube, or you can bury it. If you choose burial, the paper will break down gradually and the ashes will be released slowly into the soil. You do not need to decide that now, but it is worth knowing both paths are open to you.

Practical things worth knowing

Paper responds to moisture. If you are planning to use this cremation urn outdoors near water or in wet conditions, keep the tube in a dry place until the moment you are ready. The structure is robust enough for normal handling, but prolonged exposure to moisture before use can affect the material. In the case of burial, of course, that gradual breakdown is exactly the point. The tube can also be kept afterwards as a tangible reminder, if you would prefer not to part with it on the day.

Making the moment your own

Consider accompanying the tube with something personal: a handwritten note, a small memento, something placed alongside it or given to the earth with it. It is a simple gesture, but it anchors the moment to the specific person and the specific bond, rather than to a ceremony that could belong to anyone.

If you are looking for an urn for ashes that brings together simplicity, nature and dignity, and that leaves nothing behind that does not belong there, this tube is a fitting choice. If you would like help thinking through how to use it or what to include, we are happy to talk it through with you at whatever pace suits.