Porcelain urn for ashes 'Maya' | Ice

Still and enduring

White porcelain holds light in a way few other materials can. The Maya cremation urn in Ice is a quiet expression of that quality. If you are looking for something that radiates calm and at the same time keeps something of the person you have lost, this urn is worth your consideration.

Hand-formed with care at every stage

The Maya is made by hand from high-quality porcelain. That demands precision throughout the production process, and you can see it in the finish. The form is modern with clean lines, nothing extraneous. At the top sits a distinctive compartment with two possible uses: a holder for a small plant pot, or a closed space to keep personal items that belonged to your loved one. This urn for ashes holds more than cremation ashes. It holds something of the life that was lived.

Keeping what matters

The bond you shared cannot be contained in a single object. But having something tangible, somewhere that a photograph, a piece of jewellery or a folded note can rest, can be a genuine comfort. The compartment at the top of the Maya offers exactly that. It makes this more than a place to keep ashes. It becomes a place that says something about who your loved one was.

Filling the urn

A cover plate at the base is secured with screws and can be sealed with a small amount of adhesive for added permanence. The opening is wide enough to use a funnel, so the transfer of cremation ashes can be done calmly and at your own pace.

Practical considerations

Porcelain is straightforward to care for. Occasional dusting is all it normally needs. If the urn becomes marked, a gentle soapy cloth will restore it. The surface keeps its clarity with very little effort on your part. As this is an indoor urn, there is no need to think about exposure to weather or moisture. Porcelain is, like any refined material, susceptible to impact. A fall or a knock can cause damage, so placing the urn somewhere stable and undisturbed is sensible. A shelf, a mantelpiece or a dedicated surface where it will not be caught accidentally all work well.

Making it personal

The compartment at the top is a natural place for personalisation. A favourite cutting in a small pot, a keepsake that meant something, a handwritten note folded small. Each time you look at the urn, it can reflect something true about the person it commemorates, not just hold their ashes.

If you are unsure whether the Maya is the right choice, we are happy to take the time to talk it through with you.