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Natural funerals

Funerals with natural willow coffins

A farewell in harmony with nature and craftsmanship

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A farewell in harmony with nature and craftsmanship

Natural willow coffins offer a conscious, simple farewell close to nature. Each coffin is lovingly handmade by experienced basket makers. The willow comes from the Somerset Levels and is carefully worked to create a product that is both high-quality and sustainable. Families can have the willow coffins personalised if they wish. A choice of understated or colourful ribbons and handles adds an individual touch. Symbols or special patterns can also be woven into the coffin. Those who prefer simplicity can choose a restrained finish without coloured accents. The lid is edged with a finely worked woven braid and fastened securely with toggles and loops. Engraved inscriptions on oak plaques or individually made linings can also be added. The result is a coffin that reflects the personality of the person who died. Natural willow coffins are particularly suitable for environmentally conscious people who want a farewell with the smallest possible ecological footprint. They are strong, durable and suitable for different forms of funeral, including traditional burials, cremations, green funerals and special unique funeral experiences. We can also provide bespoke, made-to-measure versions. In this way, the coffin itself becomes a quiet expression of appreciation, care and connection with nature.

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What people say

Translated from the original German

"We had never experienced a funeral as beautiful as our father's. The service was tailored precisely to his wishes, and his personality was evident in every second of the ceremony. Our heartfelt thanks."

Miro Hennigsen

"Although I am still young, I want to make sure today that everything is secure for tomorrow. Everyone should plan ahead, whether young or old, single or with a family."

Maya Roth

"It is difficult to find a funeral director willing to care for a four-legged companion who has died. From the first contact and the cremation through to the keepsake: thank you."

Vicky Holzapfel

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