Fiberglass urn 'Glossy' blue

A colour that says something about who they were

Sometimes you know straight away. This was his colour. This is exactly her. The 'Glossy' cremation urn in blue isn't simply a shade chosen from a catalogue. It's a way of making something visible about that person, even now.

A multi-stage production process

This urn for ashes is built up through a labour-intensive process that begins with a core structure of glassfibre, resin and plaster. Two or three thick coats of lacquer, each mixed with plaster, are applied in sequence, with the urn rinsed in water between every layer. Colour is added next, followed by a coat of varnish, then a second protective varnish coat. The surface is then smoothed and polished by hand. None of that is quick work. Each stage takes time and attention, and the result is a deep, even gloss that reflects exactly that care.

Lightweight, colourfast and solid

Glassfibre has properties that set it apart from other materials used in urn production. It is notably light in weight, resistant to fading, and robust enough for everyday display indoors. The vivid blue holds its depth precisely because of those layered lacquer and varnish coats built up during manufacture, rather than a surface finish applied at the end.

Practical choices, personal meaning

If you are looking for a funeral urn that reflects a specific person, or sits naturally in the space you associate with them, the 'Glossy' blue offers real scope to make that connection.

Personalisation options

An engraving plate can be added to this urn, carrying a name and date, a short phrase, or something more personal. A nickname, a line that existed only between the two of you, a single word that captured something about the bond you shared. That kind of detail turns the urn from something chosen into something recognised.

Use with or without an ash bag

The urn is suitable for use with or without an ash bag, so you can choose how you prefer to store the ashes. It is designed for indoor use.

Care and practical considerations

Glassfibre is a resilient material, but the polished lacquer surface deserves gentle handling. Clean it with a soft, dry or lightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cloths or cleaning products, as these can dull the gloss over time. Keep the urn away from prolonged direct sunlight, which can cause gradual colour shift even on well-finished surfaces. With ordinary indoor care, the finish will remain consistent for many years.

If you would like to talk through whether this urn is right for what you have in mind, we are happy to help at whatever pace suits you.