A while ago I shared with you the environmentally friendly burial concept launched by the Italian company Capsula Mundi, which allows humans to return to nature after death. With the same concept, a smaller version, designers Gerard Moliné and Roger Moliné designed a small environmentally friendly potted urn called Bios Urn, which also allows humans to choose to return to nature in a more environmentally friendly way when the moment of death comes.
Bios Urn is a biodegradable cup-shaped container with plant seeds placed on the top and the ashes of the deceased at the bottom. After being buried together in the soil, it absorbs the nutrients inside and allows the plants above to grow and thrive.
In this crowded earth, every inch of land is worth cherishing. This design not only greens the land, but also saves a large area of ??cemetery space.
Bios Urn has six kinds of seeds to choose from. The roots of the plants extend downward, grasp the entire container and extend to the land, allowing plants, people, and the earth to combine and return to the most natural state.
Death may be sad, it represents the end of a life, but we may be able to view this necessary journey of life with a more open-minded attitude, and enter another level with different attitudes to continue different types of life. Isn't it beautiful that life becomes a tree of remembrance full of love and memories, nourishing the land that breeds life?
