Flower pot urn and urn combination for cremation remains
OwnerMark L Perry, Catherine Perryinventors
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Abstract
A flower pot and urn put together to make it possible to display a pet or loved one's cremated remains in a way like never before is generally provided. In a typical embodiment, a flower pot and urn are molded closely together so plants or flowers can drape around the urn. The pot and urn may be set on a mantel or table depending on the size or, for larger sizes, put in any room in a house. An embodiment of the present invention presents a combination flower pot and urn on a base that acts as a drip pan for the flower pot and a stand for the urn to keep it up out of the water.
Claims11
A cremation remains displaying device, comprising:
- a flower pot having an external molded cavity formed therein;
- an urn for storing cremation remains at least partially fitting the molded cavity;
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- a base molded to comprise a stand which receives the urn and an adjacent recessed drip pan over which the flower pot is received.
A method of displaying cremated remains, the method comprising:
- forming a flower pot to have an external recessed area for receiving an urn therein;
- forming the urn to store cremated remains and which is at least partially received by the recessed area of the flower pot;
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- forming a base having a stand to receive the urn and an adjacent recessed drip pan over which to receive the flower pot.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.