Mother's Love Horses Wood Cremation Urn with Inlay Art Scene

Honor the timeless bond of maternal love with this exquisite wood cremation urn. Handcrafted in America using premium hardwoods—choose from walnut, oak, mahogany, or maple—the "Mother's Love" design showcases a beautifully detailed laser-inlaid scene of a mare and foal in a moment of quiet tenderness.

Each carefully assembled wood piece creates an intimate portrait of grace and devotion. More than a memorial vessel, this urn serves as a touching tribute to the enduring connections we cherish most, capturing the quiet strength found in nature's most sacred bonds.

To add laser engraved personalization on this wood urn of name, dates, or other inscription, select options above. (If you pick the top please note there is limited space.) We will laser etch the text of your choice directly into the surface of the wood.

Features

• Made in the USA with premium hardwoods
• Your choice of Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, or Maple wood
• Bottom opening attaches with screws
• Gorgeous scene crafted from a variety of hardwoods
• Mother horse and foal scene
• 11" L x 7-1/2" W x 8-3/4" High
• 230 cubic inches

Sizing

• This urn has a capacity of 230 cubic inches
• For more detailed info, see our article "What Size Urn Should I Get?"

Video

• Below is a video depicting our Ambassador urn shape, with a different inlay art scene: Tropical Beach Cremation Urn with Wood Art Outrigger Canoe

Questions?

• Call us, toll free, at (877)900-5309 with any questions you may have about our memorials or if you prefer to order via phone

FAQ

Q: I need this by a specific date. Can you get it to me in time?

A: Generally yes. Contact us by phone or email and we will figure out how to get the urn to you when you need it.

Q: Will this urn work for two people?

A: At 230 cubic inches, this cremation urn is just slightly larger than the industry standard of 200 cubic inches for an adult urn. If you are looking for an urn for two people, we do make this and many of our other scenes in a "companion" size, available here.

Q: Is wood a good idea for a memorial? Won't wood deteriorate?

A: Think of a wood urn like an antique item, such as the famous Resolute desk in the Oval Office. The desk was a gift from England's Queen Victoria to the United State's President Rutherford B. Hayes in 1880. The wood from this iconic desk was in use prior to 1880, since it was made from the timbers of the sailing ship HMS Resolute, and it has been used by American Presidents to this day. The point is, although wood will indeed deteriorate over time, when constructed from premium materials (as our wood urns and many other lasting antique furniture pieces are) and preserved with care, wood items will last for generations and only increase in beauty and value.