Ceramic funeral urn 'Feggari' (moon) dark blue

When words aren't enough

You are not looking for an object. You are looking for something that reflects the person you have lost, something that feels right. The Feggari cremation urn in dark blue is not a production-line piece. Every urn carries the individual mark of the ceramicist who shaped and glazed it entirely by hand.

Handmade and hand-glazed ceramic

Shaping ceramic by hand demands patience, technical skill and a careful eye for proportion. Every Feggari goes through that process in full, after which the glaze is applied in a deep, dark blue. Because no two hands move in exactly the same way, each urn is genuinely unique. Not as a marketing phrase, but as a material fact: the colour, the line and the surface texture differ subtly from piece to piece.

Part of the 'Is there life after death' collection

The Feggari belongs to a collection developed by the ceramicist together with bereaved families who wanted something beyond the ordinary. Not a standard form, but work that raises questions and leaves space. Feggari is the Greek word for moon. The moon disappears and returns, changes shape but remains constant. If the person you have lost was bound up for you with stillness, with cycles, or with light, that name holds meaning without reducing what you carry.

Practical and reliable in everyday use

Alongside everything the Feggari means, you also need straightforward, honest information about how it works. That is entirely reasonable.

For indoor use, with or without an ashes bag

This urn for ashes is designed for indoor use. Ceramic is a stable material that holds its colour and surface well under normal indoor conditions, but it does not tolerate moisture, frost or direct exposure to the elements. Keep the urn dry, in a settled spot, and away from direct sunlight, which can cause the glaze to fade over time. The Feggari is suitable for use with or without an ashes bag, so you can choose whatever arrangement fits your situation and wishes.

Personalisation and care

If you would like to personalise the urn, an engraving plate can be added. It can carry a name, a date, or a short phrase that describes the bond you shared. It does not need to be elaborate. Sometimes a single word says precisely what mattered. Take the time to decide what you want to give this urn, because the right words make it entirely its own.

If you are unsure whether the Feggari is what you have in mind, we are happy to help you think it through quietly and without any pressure.