Bios Urns – Your ashes grow into a beautiful tree

June 10, 2015

Bios Urns – Your ashes grow into a beautiful tree

Two bios containers with green trees on them

The Bios Urn is a fully biodegradable urn designed to convert you into a tree after life. Mainly composed by two parts, the urn contains a seed which will grow to remember your loved one. Bios Urn turns death into a transformation and a return to life through nature.


The top capsule of Bios Urn was built to facilitate the growth of the seed. Before burying the urn you have to mix the components with some soil from where you want to plant the urn. The components allow a proper seed germination.


Bios Urn comes in a single box with everything you need to plant your urn. The package includes a single unit of Bios Urn for humans or Bios Urn for pets with a tree seed.

Already have an URN or Container with your loved ones ashes?

If you purchase a BIOS urn from Trinity we can also transfer your existing ashes from your container into the BIOS container at no extra charge.

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