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A mycelium coffin is a biodegradable, eco-friendly alternative to traditional coffins. Made from the root structure of mushrooms, it naturally decomposes and enriches the soil, making it a sustainable burial choice.

Mycelium coffins are made by growing mycelium on organic materials like agricultural waste. The mycelium forms a strong, durable structure that is molded into a coffin shape, then dried and prepared for use.

A mycelium coffin decomposes naturally within months, enriching the soil. This process is much faster than traditional coffins, which can take decades to break down.

Choosing a mycelium coffin supports an eco-friendly burial process. As mycelium decomposes, it enriches the soil, promoting plant growth and ecological regeneration. In contrast, traditional burials often leave behind non-biodegradable materials and harmful chemicals.