Porcelain cremation urn for ashes 'Esagono' | Marine water relief

Six sides, one quiet presence

The shape you choose for someone you loved can say as much as any words. The Esagono is a porcelain cremation urn with six clean, flat walls, a marine water relief and a character that is both considered and timeless, not as a marketing claim, but because the design makes it plainly visible.

Italian craftsmanship, made by hand

This urn comes from an Italian studio with thirty years of specialisation in porcelain decoration, rooted in a centuries-old regional tradition. Porcelain is shaped by hand and demands precision at every stage, from modelling and firing to the careful application of the relief. That patience shows in the smooth hexagonal walls and the way the water pattern is worked across the surface. The marine relief calls to mind moving water, and the calm and depth that brings. It is not decoration for decoration's sake. It is an image that can say something about who this person was to you.

Personalisation options

The flat, even walls of the Esagono are well suited to personalisation. An engraving plate can be added, carrying a name, a date or a short phrase that reflects who this person was. A porcelain photo is another option. These additions do not crowd the design. The urn's geometry gives each element its own space, so what you add becomes part of the whole rather than an afterthought. If you would like guidance on which personalisation works best for this urn, we are happy to help you think it through.

Practical care and peace of mind

Porcelain is a durable material, but it rewards a little care in placement. This urn for ashes is designed for indoor use. Choose a stable surface away from areas where it might be knocked, as porcelain can crack or break in a hard fall. Beyond that, the day-to-day care is straightforward.

Filling and maintenance

The Esagono has a base cap secured with screws. The filling opening is wide enough to accept a small funnel, which makes transferring the ashes a manageable process. The urn is suitable for use with or without an ash bag. For a lasting seal, a small amount of adhesive or sealant applied around the cap is recommended. Once in place, porcelain asks very little of you. An occasional dust is usually enough. If the surface needs more attention, a mild soapy solution works well. Porcelain holds its clarity over time, so the urn will look the same years from now as it does today.

A place that holds

You are not choosing a container. You are choosing a place where memory takes a fixed form. The Esagono offers that with calm and precision, a funeral urn that carries quiet meaning and stays present over time. Add a name, a date or a line that does justice to who they were, and the urn becomes something that genuinely belongs to you.

If you have questions about personalisation or would like help deciding what fits your situation, get in touch and we will talk it through at your own pace.