Fibreglass keepsake funeral urn 'Odine' with candle holder and orange strap

A quiet flame for someone you won't forget

If you are looking for something small enough to sit on a windowsill but substantial in meaning, the Odine is exactly that. This keepsake urn in deep black brings together a candle holder and an orange strap into a single, considered memorial, kept indoors in a place you choose yourself.

How this urn is made

The core of this urn for ashes is built from a combination of glassfibre, resin and gypsum, a mixture that gives the material real resilience under daily conditions. From there, multiple layers of enamel are applied, the mother-of-pearl motifs are bonded to the surface by hand, colours are added, and a final coat of varnish seals everything in place. This is not a quick production process. Each stage requires drying time and precision, and that care shows in the depth of the finished surface.

The orange strap and candle holder

The orange strap is not decoration for its own sake. Orange speaks to connection, to the bond you shared, and to the fact that bond does not disappear when someone is no longer here. The candle holder, supplied with the urn, makes it easy to light a candle in a quiet moment. It is a small ritual that can offer steadiness when words are hard to find.

Compatible with or without an ash bag

The Odine is suitable for use with or without an ash bag, which removes one practical decision from a moment when you may not want to think about it. You choose the timing and the approach.

Resilient by design

With a keepsake urn, questions about fragility are natural. Glassfibre behaves differently from ceramic or glass. It has real impact resistance and will flex slightly under a knock rather than crack, while the varnish layer keeps the outer surface fully sealed. The mother-of-pearl motifs are bonded and built up in layers, not simply applied to the top. You do not need to handle this urn with unusual care.

Placement and long-term care

The Odine is designed for indoor use. Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can gradually affect colour intensity, so a position away from strong direct light will keep the black and mother-of-pearl tones at their clearest for longest.

A place that reflects who they were

The combination of black, mother-of-pearl and orange is striking rather than restrained. If the person you are remembering loved colour, had real character, or simply stood out, this cremation urn suits that. You are choosing something that says something about who they were, not only about the loss.

Personalisation

If you would like to personalise the urn, an engraving plate can be added, carrying a name, a date or a short phrase that means something to you.

Take the time you need

Look at the Odine at your own pace. If you have questions about capacity, placement or anything practical, we are here to help you think it through.