Purple sand, cedarwood

Their simple aesthetic lies in the imperfect, rough, and archaic, making the objects unique: T'URN urns are made from pulp, a malleable material consisting of pure cotton fibers, water, binders, and natural pigments such as earth, charcoal, sand, or stones.

The base of T'URN urns is made of fine cotton fibers, also known as linters. These are used by the Hahnemühle manufacturer to create pure cotton papers for the highest artistic demands.

The soft yet stable fibers for T'URN represent sustainability and climate and resource protection: Jessica uses the fine and valuable fibers that adhere to the cotton seeds for a second life, while the well-known long fibers of the cotton blossom are used for textiles. The pulp then dries and develops its final color. After the pulp dries, the urn lid is fitted onto the turned linden wood shell. An algae-based emulsion from greenfoilnature protects the urns from moisture during burial and decomposes without leaving any residue in the soil.

The untreated wood of the urn shells comes from Bavarian forests and is carefully and precisely turned in a Franconian family business.

The pulp is carefully molded by hand onto a wooden form. This gives each urn its own unique structure and surface. Natural pigments, such as collected earth, charcoal, sand, or stones, determine the coloring and structure of each urn.