The "Rodeo Bull Rider" Laser Carved Wood Cremation Urn is crafted in the USA from solid wood, which is laser engraved with an iconic bucking bull and rodeo rider image. The engraving is simply done, capturing the power and energy of rodeo bull riding as the determined cowboy strives to remain atop the cattle as it bucks and leaps and dives.

This American-made wooden rodeo urn will serve admirably as a memorial for a rancher, cowboy, rodeo rider, or rodeo enthusiast.

Our bull riding urn is made using your choice of premium natural cherry wood (as pictured) rich mahogany, or elegant white maple. Our laser carved wooden Bull Riding Rodeo cremation urns are custom made to order in the USA for your loved one within 3-5 business days.

Features

• Made in the USA
• Premium solid wood construction
• Choose natural cherry, mahogany, or white maple
• Laser carved "Bull Riding" cowboy rodeo scene
• Custom engraved inscription available
• Standard adult urn size
• 200 cubic inch interior capacity
• 10 1/2" long x 6 1/4" wide x 7 1/4" high
• Bottom opening base attaches with screws
• Also available in companion urn size:
• 400 cubic inch capacity
• Sized to hold the remains of two adults
• 12" long x 8 1/2" wide x 8 1/2" high
• Select options above

Shipping & delivery

• This cremation urn is made to order within 3-5 business days
• Free standard ground shipping is included
• Time in transit varies by destination; generally 5-7 business days
• Expedited shipping can be arranged: Contact us at 877-900-5309

Video

• Here is a video of our "laser carved" urn series in white maple, depicting a different scene:

Opening & filling the urn

• Note: If you're not comfortable filling the cremation urn, you can usually ask your funeral director to transfer the remains for you

1. Turn the urn upside-down
2. The bottom panel is attached by four screws; using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the screws
3. Remove the base panel, noting the orientation so that you can put it back the same way
4. The interior of the wood urn is open; this is where the remains will go
5. Remove the plastic bag of cremated remains from the "temporary" urn you received from the crematorium
6. Place the entire plastic bag of remains into the wood urn
7. Re-attach the base panel using the screws you removed
8. No need for sealant; the plastic bag will ensure the remains are secure
9. Flip the urn right-side-up and you're done!