Vessel for cremated remains

A vessel for cremated remains, said vessel having an enclosed hollow interior for said remains and being defined, at its front and back, by front and rear panels respectively, at its sides by side panels and at its top and bottom by top and bottom panels, respectively, said interior being accessible only by the opening and closing of said bottom panel and otherwise being inaccessible from outside said vessel, said vessel having decoration for visually distinguishing when said vessel is upright from when said vessel is upside down, said front panel having an outer face and at least one cavity formed therein by flat edges which extend inwardly toward said interior from said outer face, said vessel further having at least one frame comprised of interconnected segments which combine to form a single continuous border, each said segment having an inwardly extending flat surface and a lateral surface, said frame being removably accommodated in said cavity and being arranged and constructed such that when the frame is within said cavity, said inwardly extending surfaces of said segments are adjacent to said inwardly extending edges of said cavity, and resilient means which is substantially entirely contained in a space between the inwardly extending surface of one of said segments and the adjacent edge of said cavity and which biases another of said segments opposite said one segment into contact with the adjacent inwardly extending edge of said cavity said frame in order to removably maintain said frame securely within said cavity, said frame being removable by applying a force to said one segment in a direction opposed to the bias of said resilient means and by tilting said another segment outward to withdraw said frame from said cavity.