Urn BT – Ecological Bio Urns for a Sustainable Farewell

Urn BT is a Finnish company specializing in the manufacture of bio urns made from 100 % biodegradable, all-natural straw and wood fiber.
Our urns are delivered to funeral homes and retailers across the Nordic countries and throughout Europe.

Urns

Business client: funeral home

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Sign in to our company portal to explore our exclusive urn collections and view competitive pricing. Place your orders with ease and discover the perfect options for your needs. We deliver products across Europe

The new Winter 2025 collection has arrived

Unti ice fisher

moonlight candle

AHTI Snowflakes

Piony ball of yarn

tuomi Hiker

An eco-friendly cremation urn made of natural biodegradable materials from site urnbt.com

Decorated bio Urns

Inspired by the magnificent Nordic nature

Nature urns straw fiber

All natural biourns made from straw fiber

Nature urns wood fiber

All natural biourns made from wood fiber

Urn decoration – a personal and beautiful final touch

The lid of our urn features a carefully chosen fabric cord, to which a floral arrangement of your choice can be attached. This detail allows for the creation of a personalized and meaningful memorial that reflects the personality of the deceased. The delicate beauty of the flowers provides comfort and honors the unique life, leaving a final farewell in a natural and dignified manner

Why Choose URNBT

ECOLOGICAL

Ecological sustainability is the foundation of our company. We love this planet and want to preserve its beauty for future generations.

INNOVATIVE

We strive on innovation. We are constantly developing new materials and solutions for a greener and more personal funerals.

Support

Your wish is our command. We want to deliver exactly what people want. Our goal is to constantly collect feedback and act accordingly.

We are a Finnish company whose story began with two men who had both lost a close family member.

We shared ideas and thoughts about funerals and burial. One common factor always brought our thoughts together — nature. We asked each other, could human burial be closer to nature?