Individually hand-crafted
Each casket is built of a
renewable Northeastern wood species

Caskets in our Natural Choice selection contain no metal parts. Only organic polymer matrix fasteners and glues are used in construction, as well as biodegradable finishes free of hazardous metals.
In addition, the Natural Choice collection has earned the seal of approval from the Green Burial Council, ™ an organization dedicated to making burial sustainable for the planet & meaningful for families

Simple handmade pine casket with minimal ornamentation
 
The inside of the casket is unfinished, the bottom of the casket, "bed", is lined with wood shavings created in the production of the casket in an effort to, even further, lessen the waste produced in this enviromentally firendly product.

Handmade from Poplar
 
The exterior has a more ornate look and feel; with a half couch opening and a natural cotton interior. Allows family's to celebrate a period of viewing, privately or publically, followed by a "Green" burial. 

("half couch" denotes a casket which opens to enable the viewing of the deceased)

Handmade Oak Casket with a Satin Medium Tan Finish

Traditional half couch opening, including the more traditional hinged top panel and a natural cotton interior. The Geenbrier provides the "warmest" and most traditional appearence for family's selecting to have a viewing, privately or publically, followed by a "Green" burial. 

 Oak Casket with a Natural Finish

Like, the Greenbrier above, the Shenandoah has a traditional half couch opening, including the more traditional hinged top panel and a natural cotton interior. The natural finish combined with its traditional appearence is designed for family's wishing to observe a period of viewing, privately or publically.

Maple Hand Rubbed Medium Caramel Finish

The Kennebec has a traditional half couch opening, including the more traditional hinged top panel and a natural cotton interior. Its maple construction provides a elogant yet traditional appearence perfect for family's wishing to observe a period of viewing, privately or publically.