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Original price was: $19.99.$16.99Current price is: $16.99.
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This small rosewood urn is a beautiful and meaningful way to remember a loved one.
The urn is shaped like a heart and is made of richly finished rosewood. It features a brass cross on top, adding a touch of elegance.
The urn is small and compact, measuring 4l x 4W x 2.5″H. It’s perfect for holding a small amount of ashes or other keepsakes.
The underside of the urn has a circular opening sealed with a wooden piece that is screwed in place. This ensures that the contents of the urn are secure and protected.
This Rosewood Heart Urn is pre-owned but still brand new and never used. It’s a great way to save money without sacrificing quality.
By buying this urn, you’re not only getting a beautiful and meaningful keepsake, but you’re also supporting a great cause. Father Joe’s Villages is a non-profit organization dedicated to their mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. Your purchase helps them continue their important work of providing housing, food, and other essential services to those in need. This Rosewood Heart Urn is a thoughtful and heartfelt way to remember a loved one while also making a positive impact on the community.
Dimensions: 4L x 4W x 2.5″H
Condition: Pre-owned, new
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