FAQs regarding Big Island Engraving’s handcrafted koa wood urns: Celebrate a life well-lived with a handcrafted koa memorial urn made in Hawaii.
A good photo for engraving will have high resolution (larger file size), sharp focus and even lighting of the subject with minimal shadows. If possible, avoid photos where the subject is wearing glasses or [...]
Feel free to contact us directly (phone or email) with questions about custom urn personalization or if you would like to make sure a particular photo is suitable for custom urn engraving. [...]
As a general guideline, we recommend allowing 1 cubic inch of space of urn capacity for each pound of the individual's weight. In other words, a person who weighed approximately 200 pounds would require [...]
Common types of wood used to make wooden urns include hardwoods such as oak, walnut, cherry, and maple, known for their durability and attractive grain patterns. Additionally, exotic woods like mahogany, rosewood, and teak [...]
The longevity of a wooden urn depends on factors such as the type of wood, environmental conditions, and maintenance. Generally, well-crafted wooden urns can last for generations with proper care, often comparable in durability [...]
The main difference between a traditional wooden urn and a wooden keepsake urn lies in their intended purpose and size. While a traditional urn is typically larger and designed to hold the entire cremated [...]
Big Island Engraving's Koa Wood Urns are distinguishable from other types of urns by their material composition and aesthetic appeal. Crafted from Hawaiian Koa, our custom urns offer a natural and warm appearance, featuring this [...]
