The Iris carries a symbolic weight, it’s unapologetically bold, elegant and impossible to ignore. In mythology, the Iris flower was named after the Greek Goddess Iris, who was ‘The Divine Messenger’ and bridged the mortal and immortal worlds.
Storing ashes recommendation
We recommend ashes are placed in a sealed airtight bag inside a woven bag, with the lid resting on top.
Always handle with care and keep upright when ashes are inside.
Capacity and measurements
Dimensions: H 6cm x W 10cm
Capacity: 20mls approx. or a lock of hair
Material: Ceramic
The Last Hurrah’s Weird and Wonderful Urns range are locally and internationally sourced urns, if you are after something strange, one-of-a-kind or personalised for your oddball persons ashes, then you have found the right place.
The Iris carries a symbolic weight, it’s unapologetically bold, elegant and impossible to ignore. In mythology, the Iris flower was named after the Greek Goddess Iris, who was ‘The Divine Messenger’ and bridged the mortal and immortal worlds.
Storing ashes recommendation
We recommend ashes are placed in a sealed airtight bag inside a woven bag, with the lid resting on top.
Always handle with care and keep upright when ashes are inside.
Capacity and measurements
Dimensions: H 6cm x W 10cm
Capacity: 20mls approx. or a lock of hair
Material: Ceramic
The Last Hurrah’s Weird and Wonderful Urns range are locally and internationally sourced urns, if you are after something strange, one-of-a-kind or personalised for your oddball persons ashes, then you have found the right place.
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