Waymood
designer urns
With the Waymood designer urn, you make the memory of your loved one tangible.
Easy to personalize with the online configurator.
Configurator
You personalize the Waymood design of your choice with the convenient online configurator. You personalize the Waymood design of your choice with the convenient online configurator. You can easily add the name of your loved one to the stylish basic designs, possibly with data or your own text. You also select the size and types of wood from which the urn will be composed.
Waymood
To my great sadness, my father passed away in March 2020. As an industrial designer, I thought it would be nice to design a small urn for part of his ashes. My mother, brother and sister liked the result so much that we decided not to scatter the ashes, but to divide them over four of these identical urns.
It became four personal, tangible memories that were the inspiration for the Waymood designer urns.
Product information
The Waymood designer urns have a capacity of 0.3 liters, 2 liters, 3 liters or 4 liters and intended for indoor use. The urns were developed as a stylish, personal alternative to the traditional urn. They are made of wood-filled 3D printed filament and feature a solid rib structure on the inside (2, 3, 4 liter urns). The urns are first carefully sanded and then stained.
Personal, timeless design
Grief is different for everyone. It can be difficult to find an urn that gives space to your story. Which offers recognition and acknowledgement.
The Waymood urn has an understated basic design that you can easily make your own. Appropriate for your deceased loved one as well as for you, the bereaved.
Articles / Blogs
The use of urns after the cremation of a loved one is an ancient tradition dating back to ancient times. Traditionally, urns have been used ...
At Waymood Design Urns, we constantly strive to improve and adapt our products to our customers’ needs. We are excited to announce our newest addition ...
Neo-craftsmanship is a movement that focuses on rediscovering and revaluing traditional crafts and techniques combined with modern technologies. This can range from using 3D printing ...
