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This stylish tiger-themed small urn is a lovely memento made to honor the strength and the indomitability of a loved one. This is a symbol of bravery, steadfastness, and eternal love to be sure; the blue background shows a tiger lying under the stars in the forest, and it is the perfect metaphor for these qualities. What a beautiful memory of a brother, a sister, or a companion it would be, as the picture talks of both power and tranquillity in one. With 3 cubic inches of volume and 3 inches tall, this small urn makes the ideal space for holding a limited amount of ashes or soil, dried flowers, or any other little memento. The small size allows it to be displayed as home decor; thus, the memory of a loved one stays alive, and also the place gets beautified with the serene and regal-colored urn. Every item is made with care and love by the hands of craftsmen who pay attention to every detail and who never forget that each work is unique. The artist used the night sky with stars and the woods around the tiger to symbolize the light that never goes out, the shelter that is always there, and the power that never fades, which is the strength of love you shared with your dear one. This urn comes with a safe threaded lid that can be tightly closed in order to keep the contents safe and secure. The softened, shiny surface is the reason the item is elegant and warm at the same time. For maintaining its look, just a wipe with a dry cloth would suffice to keep the shine and the natural finishing intact. Whichever way it may be, a very personal memento, a part of a family memorial, or a beautiful gift for someone that needs to keep a memory of a loved one, this little tiger urn is an embodiment of power and love. There is no better way to keep such memories alive than in this way. Note: Due to the nature of the process, it is feasible that minor differences in tones, images, and grain might be present, apart from those brought about by the lighting during photography.