Carbon Urns Blog

Cremation is an increasingly popular choice for end-of-life arrangements, but before making the decision, it’s good to know what this is, how does the cremation process work and what happens to the ashes after cremation. 

Etearnal Exclusive: Nautical Teak harmoniously merges the robustness of carbon fiber with the enduring beauty of teakwood, crafted with precision to honor the memory of a loved one in a way that resonates with sailors and nautical enthusiasts alike

Etearnal Exclusive: Urban Concrete stands as a testament to modernity and minimalist design. This extraordinary vessel seamlessly marries the cutting-edge strength of carbon fiber with the innovative design of thin walled concrete, offering a unique tribute that celebrates resilience, contemporary elegance, and the indomitable spirit of the loved one.

The article unveils the journey of its creation, a collaborative effort between the renowned designer Žiga Gorjup and the adept developer Gašper Ovčak of CDT Group.

Carbon Urns production step-by-step: From an idea to a premium cremation urn where innovative technology meets advanced design.

Buying a cremation urn in advance gives you and your loved ones peace of mind. It also alleviates financial burden and stress.

Have you decided to keep cremation remains at home? Make sure you follow these steps to do this respectfully and in accordance with laws.

In the majority of the US states it is not illegal to keep cremated remains at home. Check out the list of all countries that allow this.

Thinking of keeping cremation ashes of your loved one at home? Here are pros and cons, as well as tips and ideas.

Carbon fiber - What is it? How is it made? Where is it used? What are its properties and (dis)advantages? Bonus: Interesting facts.