Why are all the urns wrapped with red wrapping cloth on the outside?

It is a traditional custom, in ancient times people think that the red step wrapped around the urn can ward off evil spirits, so that the deceased rest in peace. Of course, picking a good urn is also a respect and remembrance of the deceased, a little more upscale Royal Wood Court and so on.

The choice of the color of the urn's wrapping cloth is very delicate. Different colors of cloth, often represent different meanings. In most cases, the process of wrapping the urn is done in accordance with the customs of the hometown and under the guidance of the elders in the village. Usually, the color of the urn wrapping cloth is red, and traditional customs believe that wrapping the urn with red cloth can play a role in warding off evil spirits and driving away evil spirits.

Expanded:

Paving the gold and covering the silver is emphasized:

Before the burial of the urn, the bottom of the grave is covered with a gold cloth. One side of the photograph is used as the front and the urn is carefully placed in a south or west direction. After the urn is placed, it is covered with a layer of silver cloth called "silver over gold". A desiccant or other burial object is then placed in the space between the urn and the urn.

How to use the cloth:

After placement, the cloth is folded diagonally and the urn is placed in the center of the cloth so that the bottom of the box is balanced against the cloth. Then fold the commode cloth on three sides to the top of the box lid and secure with a large head pin or pin. This will remind family members to remove the pin or pins before sealing the holes.