A natural fibre that burns cleanly and returns to the soil

For cremations

Clean-burning, no pollutants

A coffin made from natural fibres, untreated wood and plant materials burns cleanly. Willow is a carbon-negative renewable crop. It absorbs carbon dioxide (CO₂) from the air during photosynthesis, using it to grow. This carbon is then released back into the atmosphere and soil when buried or burned, becoming available for plants to use again — restarting the cycle.

• No plastic veneer, foam linings and synthetic glues

  Which release pollutants when burned.

• No metal handles, hinges and screws

  Which don't burn. Our coffins use integral rope handles and toggle closures instead.

• Made locally from UK-sourced materials

  Which have a smaller carbon footprint than coffins shipped from overseas, even if the raw material itself is renewable.

Although the cremation isn't carbon-neutral due to the fuel used, choosing a lighter, cleaner-burning, organic material measurably reduces emissions.