Hand made keepsake urn 'Raku' green

No two are the same

When you are looking for something that reflects the singularity of a person you loved, a mass-produced object falls short. This keepsake urn is hand-made and finished with reactive glazes that respond differently to every firing. The result is a piece that exists only once, and that is not a marketing claim. It is simply how this craft works.

Hand-made in Belgium, fired using solar energy

Each urn is made in Belgium, with production powered 70% by solar energy. The stoneware is fired at high temperature, which gives the ceramic its density and resilience. Reactive glazes produce a vivid green finish whose exact tone shifts with the heat of each kiln firing. That process demands a thorough knowledge of materials and timing, and the skill behind it shows in the finished piece.

Designed to hold a symbolic portion of ashes

This mini urn for ashes holds a symbolic portion rather than the full volume. That makes it a natural choice as a personal keepsake alongside a larger urn, or as a quiet focal point in a place that held meaning for you both. The bond you shared can find a settled, visible home in your day-to-day surroundings.

Quality you can see and rely on

An object that carries memory should not leave you with doubts about how it will hold up. These are the practical things worth knowing.

What to know about the material

Stoneware ceramic is hard and resistant to everyday knocks, but it remains vulnerable to being dropped on a hard floor. Keep the urn on a stable, flat surface, away from children or pets. The glaze layer protects the surface and stands up well to normal indoor conditions. This cremation urn is intended for indoor use only. The base cap can be sealed with adhesive once the ashes are in place.

Every piece is an original

Because reactive glazes respond differently with each firing, the piece you receive will be unique. The green tone shown in the product images is representative of the range, but the precise gradation of your piece may vary slightly. That variation is not an inconsistency. It is the nature of the craft itself.

A place for what you hold dear

This urn is considered in its proportions. It is distinctive enough to sit with intention in a room, and understated enough to offer comfort rather than dominate. If you are thinking of grouping several mini urns together, the green version sits quietly alongside other colours from the same collection.

Personalisation through placement and composition

This piece does not have an engraving option, so personal meaning comes through how and where you choose to place it. Pair it with a photograph, a stone, a dried flower or any small object that speaks to the person you are remembering. What you build around it becomes a space that is genuinely yours.

Take your time. If it helps to see the full collection before deciding, we are happy to talk you through the options at whatever pace suits you.