Heart shaped pet urn with pawprint

A paw print that stays

Losing a pet means losing a daily presence. Someone who was simply always there. This small ceramic keepsake urn holds a symbolic amount of ashes, but what it really offers is something tangible: a place where the memory of your animal can rest.

Hand-modelled from high-quality clay

Each urn is shaped by hand from high-quality clay. That process takes concentration and patience, and no two pieces come out exactly the same. During firing, the champagne glaze bonds to the ceramic in a way that machine production cannot replicate. The heart shape and the paw print are not decorative details added afterwards. They are the heart of the design: the love you had for your pet, and the mark they left.

Symbolism that speaks to your animal specifically

A paw print is specific. It belongs to this animal, not to the idea of an animal. When you place the urn on a windowsill or a quiet corner of a room, that print does not remind you of loss in the abstract. It brings back the particular way your dog or cat moved through the world. Those details are what stay with you. This pet cremation urn gives them a place to live.

For wherever feels right

This urn for ashes is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, so you can choose the spot that suits your pet best, whether that is inside the home or in a garden.

Placing ceramic outdoors: what to bear in mind

Ceramic is a durable material, but prolonged exposure to frost can cause cracking if moisture works into the surface. If you place the urn outside, choose a sheltered position and bring it indoors during extended cold spells. With a little care, it will hold its shape and finish for years.

A note on ashes volume

This is a keepsake urn, designed to hold a symbolic portion of ashes rather than the full volume. If you are unsure how much ash your pet's cremation produced, your pet crematorium will be able to tell you. If you have already received ashes in a standard pet urn, you can calculate the volume and transfer a portion across. There is no single right way to do this, and many people find comfort in dividing the ashes between a larger urn and a smaller keepsake like this one.

If you are not sure which size or style fits your situation, we are happy to talk it through with you at whatever pace feels right.