Randomized message urn
OwnerElizabeth Risnerinventor
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Abstract
A randomized message urn includes a first compartment, a second compartment, a die, and a view window. The first compartment is designed to contain ashes of a cremated being. The second compartment contains a liquid and includes an orifice. The die is freely floating in the liquid and includes a plurality of faces, each having text, an image, or a combination of text and an image thereon. The view window is positioned at the orifice of the second compartment to close the second compartment and permit viewing of one of the faces of the die randomly abutting against the view window.
Claims16
A randomized message urn comprising:
- a first compartment being configured to contain ashes of a cremated being;
- a second compartment containing a liquid and comprising an orifice at a bottom section thereof;
- a die freely floating in said liquid and comprising a plurality of faces, each having text, an image, or a combination of text and an image thereon;
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- a view window being disposed at said orifice of said second compartment to close said second compartment and permit viewing of one of said faces of said die randomly abutting against said view window.
A randomized message urn comprising:
- a first compartment being configured to contain ashes of a cremated being;
- a second compartment containing a liquid and comprising an orifice at a bottom section thereof, wherein said second compartment is disposed below said first compartment when the urn is in an upright position;
- a die freely floating in said liquid and comprising a plurality of faces, each having text, an image, or a combination of text and an image thereon;
- a view window being disposed at said orifice of said second compartment to close said second compartment and permit viewing of one of said faces of said die randomly abutting against said view window, wherein said view window disposed at said bottom section of the second compartment is not visible when the urn is disposed on a surface in said upright position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.