Ceramic funeral urn 'Feggari' (moon) chocolate brown

Each piece holds a name, a face, a story

If you are looking for something that reflects the person you have lost, rather than simply somewhere to keep their ashes, this is where that search begins. The Feggari is not a catalog product. It is a cremation urn built up by hand, glaze by glaze, which means no two pieces are ever quite alike.

Handformed and hand-glazed ceramic

Making and glazing ceramic by hand demands precision and care at every stage. The artist behind the collection 'Is there life after death...?' developed her work specifically for people seeking a new dimension in how they hold the inevitable. That intention is visible in the Feggari: the pearlescent tones that rise into white, the texture you feel when you hold the piece. No two are identical, because no two people are.

What the Feggari carries and means

Feggari is the Greek word for moon. The moon does not disappear; it retreats and returns, present and absent at once. If that resonates with you, the quiet knowledge that someone is there even when you cannot see them, then this urn for ashes already says something that words cannot quite reach.

Compatible with or without an ash bag

The Feggari is suitable for use with or without an ash bag, giving you the choice that fits your own wishes. It is designed for indoor use, where the piece comes into its own in a still and familiar setting.

Personalization options

If you would like to personalize the urn, an engraving plate can be added. It can carry a name, a date, or a short phrase that connects the two of you. Concrete and lasting, leaving the piece itself untouched. Take the time to decide what you want those words to say, because they will stay.

Practical care and what to expect

Hand-formed ceramic is robust, but it deserves a considered placement. Set the Feggari on a stable, level surface indoors, away from moisture sources such as open windows or bathrooms. Ceramic is not moisture-resistant and is not intended for outdoor use. With careful handling, this is a piece that can last across generations.

On arrival

Check the funeral urn carefully when it arrives for any signs of transit damage. If anything gives you cause for concern, get in touch before placing the ashes.

If you would like help choosing an engraving or simply want to talk through the options, we are happy to take that at whatever pace suits you.