Ceramic funeral urn 'Feggari' (moon) yellow

When an object carries something real

You are not looking for something standard. You are looking for something that says something true about who your loved one was, and about the bond you shared. The Feggari is a handmade ceramic cremation urn, crafted and glazed by an artist who has devoted her work to a single question: what remains when someone is no longer here?

Handmade and hand-glazed: every piece is one of a kind

Shaping ceramic by hand takes patience, repetition and an instinct for the material. No mould, no machine. Each Feggari is formed through direct contact with the clay, which is exactly why no two pieces are identical. The colour, the surface, the way light falls across it: these vary from piece to piece. What you receive exists only once.

The name Feggari comes from the Greek word for moon, a presence that is always there even when you cannot see it. For this urn, that meaning may be precisely what you are looking for: a quiet, constant presence.

Made to last, made to matter

The Feggari belongs to the collection 'Is there life after death...?', a series that did not begin at a drawing board but grew from conversations with people who, like you, were searching for something genuine. That origin gives this urn a different quality from one that is simply functional. Choosing it is a choice for originality and authenticity, two things your loved one deserved.

Suitable for use with or without an ash bag

The Feggari is suitable for use both with and without an ash bag, giving you freedom of choice at the moment you need it most.

Personalisation options

If you would like to record a name, a date or a short phrase, an engraving plate can be added to this urn for ashes. It is an invitation rather than an obligation. Sometimes one word is enough to say everything that needs saying.

Practical: what to know about ceramic indoors

The Feggari is designed for indoor use. Ceramic is a durable and stable material, but it responds to knocks and falls as any handmade object does. Place the urn on a flat, stable surface away from edges. To clean it, a dry or lightly dampened cloth is all you need. Avoid abrasive products, which can damage the glaze the artist has applied.

If you would like to take your time deciding, there is no rush. When you are ready, you can order the Feggari directly and add a personal engraving plate at the same time. If it would help to talk through the options first, we are happy to do that with you.