Fiberglass urn 'Striee'

A quiet, enduring presence

If you are looking for an urn that holds both character and stillness, the glassfibre urn 'Striee' in deep black is one that stays with you. Not through boldness, but through precision and depth in every detail.

Craftsmanship you can see and feel

Producing a glassfibre urn takes patience and real technical skill. A framework is built first from a cast of glassfibre, resin and plaster. Two or three thick glaze coats are then applied, each mixed with plaster and rinsed with water before the next layer follows. Colour is added next, then several coats of varnish. Once the final varnish layer is down, the surface is levelled and polished by hand. That layered process is what you see in the deep black finish: rich, closed and entirely without flatness.

Light to handle, solid in presence

Glassfibre brings together two qualities that matter in a cremation urn. It is light enough to move or reposition easily, yet durable enough to last. The urn works with or without an ash bag, depending on your preference.

The colour that carries what words cannot

Black is not the colour of absence. It is the colour of gravity, of a life that had real weight. The 'Striee' holds that meaning as a whole, placed in the space where you keep the memory of the person you have lost.

Finding the right place at home

This urn for ashes is designed for indoor use. Choose a spot that fits the bond you shared: a windowsill where the light falls, a bookshelf among familiar things, or a quiet corner that belonged to them.

Personalisation and practical reassurance

If you would like to personalise the urn, an engraving plate can be added. It can carry a name, a date or a phrase that belongs to who this person was for you. Not a standard addition, but a considered choice that makes the urn specifically yours.

Care and durability

Glassfibre is an indoor material and responds well to normal household conditions. Clean the urn with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, as these can damage the polished lacquer surface. With careful handling, the finish will remain intact for a long time to come.

If you would like help deciding on the wording for an engraving plate, we are happy to talk it through with you so the text reads exactly as you intend.