Commemorative - Remembering with elegance and respect

At Concrete Memory, we combine craftsmanship and sensitivity to create modern, customizable concrete urns. Our founder, Myriam, created this collection in response to a personal need after the loss of her pet. With years of experience in concrete craftsmanship, she creates urns that pay tribute in a lasting and elegant way.

We understand that every person and animal is special, and we believe their memory deserves to be honored in a meaningful way.

Discover our unique creations by downloading our complete catalog.

To download our catalog (French version), click here.

To download our catalog in English, click here.

Write to us to get some at info@concretememory.ca

Do you operate a cremation center or funeral home?

Contact us to discuss a collaboration and find out how we can offer your customers a unique commemorative product.

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	Item	Height (in)	Width (in)	Weight (lb)	Volume
	Rectangular urn	11 1/8	5 6/8	13.20	200 in3
	Opal Urn	11	7	17.70	225 in3
	Jadeite Urn big	6	5	5	1200 ml
	Animal urn small	4	5	3.50	600 ml
	Reliquary opal	4	2.5	0.80	160 ml
	Reliquary rectangle	4	2	0.60	80 ml

Urns

Our concrete urns are made with durable materials, designed to withstand time and weather. Each urn is customizable to reflect the unique story of your loved ones. Whether for animals or humans, we have several designs.

Personalization

Each urn can be personalized with engravings, imprints, or unique details to pay tribute in a meaningful way.

• Engraved plate
• Engraved medallion
• UV DTF customization
• QR code (partnership with Itavie)
• Custom made urn (unique design and conception)

 

• Human urn
• Animal urn
• Reliquary
• Personalization

Concrete

Concrete urns are a durable and elegant choice for storing the ashes of your beloved human or pet loved ones. Made from high-quality concrete, they are designed to withstand the elements and the passage of time, providing a long-term preservation solution.

Each of our concrete urns is carefully crafted and one of a kind, with natural variations in the texture and color of the concrete. These variations add a touch of personality and character to each urn, making them truly special.

Our concrete urns come in different sizes to suit your individual needs, whether for pets or humans. They also come in a variety of designs and styles to suit your personal taste and preferences.

At Concrete Memory, we pride ourselves on providing superior quality products that meet the needs of our customers. We are confident that our concrete urns for animals and humans will provide a durable and elegant storage solution for your loved ones.

Sensitively designed, provide a peaceful and dignified resting place for the ashes of loved ones.

 

At Concrete Memory, we are committed to providing quality products, crafted with care and compassion. Each piece is designed to capture the essence of your loved one or pet, providing a sense of connection through the timeless material of concrete.

Watch how we carefully create each urn:

Youtube channel video

 

Reliquary or urns for small animals

Small reliquary available, discreet and in two designs.

Whether for a personal tribute or to give a meaningful gift to a grieving loved one, our memorial concrete products embody eternal love and lasting respect. It is also an ideal size for reptiles, birds, mice and other exotic animals.

Handmade urns, made with love.

1. Superior Quality : Handmade concrete urns offer superior quality to mass-produced ones. This is because each urn is individually crafted, allowing for careful attention to every detail. This ensures that each urn is unique and of superior quality.
2. Durability : Concrete is a durable material. By choosing a handmade concrete urn, you can be assured that the urn will be strong and durable.
3. Customization : Handmade concrete urns can be customized according to your preferences. You can choose the color, size and design of your urn to make it unique and personalized.
4. Artisanal Pride : By purchasing a handmade concrete urn, you are supporting local craftsmanship and artisanal expertise. You can be proud of owning a quality product, made locally by passionate artisans.

 

In short, handmade concrete urns offer superior quality, increased durability, customization, environmental friendliness, and pride of craftsmanship. These benefits make your concrete urns an ideal choice for storing the ashes of your loved ones.

 

Note: Be sure to handle concrete reliquaries with care, as they can be fragile despite their sturdy appearance.

 

For more information, write to us at

info@concretememory.ca

Or download our catalog here.

FAQ:

1. What makes your concrete urns different from traditional urns?
Our concrete urns are modern, minimalist and handcrafted. Unlike traditional urns that often have a very formal appearance, our urns are distinguished by their sleek design and ability to fit into different decors. They are also customizable, to better reflect the story or personality of the deceased.

2. Can the urn be personalized?
Yes, each urn is customizable. You can choose from different sizes, colors, and add specific details like pet paw prints or special engravings. This allows you to create a unique item that fits your needs and preferences. You can add an engraved locket, a QR code that gives access to a personalized digital memorial, and much more.

3. What are your urns made of?
Our urns are made from high quality concrete, a durable and environmentally friendly material. Concrete offers exceptional strength while allowing for great design flexibility. Each urn is carefully handcrafted in our workshop.

4. Is it possible to use the urn outside?
Yes, our concrete urns are designed to be weather resistant, making them suitable for outdoor use, whether in a garden or on a patio. However, we recommend protecting them from extreme weather conditions to ensure their longevity.

5. What sizes of urns do you offer?
We offer two main sizes to suit various needs, including pet urns and human urns. The sizes are adapted according to the volume of ashes to be stored. We can also create custom urns according to your specifications.

6. How do I order an urn?
You can order by writing us an email at info@concretememory.ca or info@lesmimipots.com or contact us to discuss your specific needs. Once we have confirmed the customization details, we will manufacture your urn and ship it to you. We also offer consultations if you want a unique design.

7. How long does it take to receive an urn after ordering?
The manufacturing time depends on the level of customization requested, but it generally takes between 2 to 4 weeks for the creation and delivery of your urn. If you have an urgent request, we will do our best to expedite the process.

8. Are your urns eco-friendly?
Yes, we use concrete, a naturally sustainable and recyclable material. Additionally, each urn is handcrafted with a view to reducing waste and minimizing carbon footprint, avoiding mass production.

9. Can I see the urns before ordering them?
We have a catalog of our creations on our website, and it is also possible to visit our workshop by appointment to see the urns in person and discuss your needs. We also participate in certain events and trade shows where our urns are exhibited. For example in September 2024, we are in Boston at the IAOPCC congress.

10. Do you ship internationally?
Yes, we ship our urns throughout North America. Shipping costs vary depending on the destination and size of the urn. For international orders, contact us to discuss shipping options and time frames.

11. Who is the founder?

It's me, Myriam the founder of Concrete Memory, inspired by the creation of an urn for my cat who passed away in 2022.

The stages of grief:

1. Denial
Denial is often the first reaction to loss. At this point, the reality of the death may not be fully integrated. You may find yourself waiting for your pet or person to return or continuing with your usual routines out of habit.

Example: You come home from work and automatically go to fill your pet's food bowl, forgetting for a moment that he or she is gone. Or you hear a noise in the house and expect your pet to come running around the corner. It's hard to accept that your companion is truly gone, and your mind tries to protect you from the immediate shock of loss.

2. Anger
Once reality sets in, it’s common to feel anger or frustration. You might direct this anger at yourself, a veterinarian, or the situation as a whole. This is a natural part of the grieving process.

Example: You may feel angry at the veterinarian for not doing more to save your pet, or frustrated at yourself for not recognizing signs of illness sooner. You may think, “If only I had noticed something sooner, maybe he would still be here.” This stage can lead to a lot of “what if” thoughts and feelings of guilt.

3. Bargaining
In the bargaining stage, it is common to think about what you could have done differently to prevent the loss. You may relive the events leading up to your pet's death and wonder if things could have been different with more effort, time, or resources.

Example: You might think, “If only I had spent more money on treatments or taken him to the vet more often, maybe he would still be alive.” You might feel a sense of regret and wish you could turn back time, even though you know that’s impossible. Bargaining is an emotional attempt to regain control of the situation.

4. Depression
Depression often follows once the realization sets in that you can't change what happened. Feelings of sadness and loneliness can seem overwhelming at this point. The absence of your pet becomes more real, and you may struggle with daily routines that once included your companion.

Example: You may feel intense sadness whenever you think of your pet or see something that reminds you of them. Perhaps their favorite toy is still there, or you miss the sound of their paws. You may isolate yourself, struggling to participate in regular activities, and the void left by your pet may feel especially heavy during this time.

5. Acceptance
Over time, acceptance begins to set in. This doesn't mean you forget your pet or the pain goes away, but you learn to live without their physical presence and make peace with their passing. You begin to find comfort in their memory and may even consider fostering another pet in the future.

Example: After a while, you might find comfort in remembering the good times you had with your pet. You might even consider adopting another pet—not to replace the one you lost, but to give your love to another companion. You know you’ll never love another pet the same way, but you also realize that your heart has room for another companion.

Grief is not linear
It’s important to remember that these stages aren’t always experienced in a specific order, and you may move between them. Grief is a unique journey, and it’s okay to feel emotions in your own way and at your own pace.