Design funeral urn

A presence that stays

Some things don't need explaining. The Solaris cremation urn is one of them. Its deep anthracite porcelain holds a quiet authority, the kind that suits a mantelpiece or a dedicated shelf without demanding attention. It simply belongs there, in the same way the person you're remembering simply belonged in your life.

Porcelain crafted for permanence

Porcelain demands precision. It is shaped carefully and fired at high temperature, which gives it its density and its fine, close surface. The anthracite color of the Solaris is not a paint layer or a coating applied afterward. It is part of the firing process itself, which is why the tone stays even and deep over time. The metal lid closes accurately, fitting flush to keep the urn's contents held securely and with dignity.

The medallion: a symbol that holds its meaning

The Solaris comes with a medallion, finished in either gold or palladium plating. It is a small detail, but a considered one. Gold and palladium do not oxidize, do not tarnish, and do not fade. That physical permanence is exactly the point. The bond you shared did not end, and the medallion quietly reflects that. It is not decorative in an incidental sense. It is there because endurance matters.

Combining urns across the same range

The Solaris can be paired with other urns from the same collection. If several family members each wish to keep a portion of the ashes, choosing pieces from the same line creates a coherent whole. It is a practical decision that can also bring a measure of comfort: everyone holds something, and those things belong together.

Practical details worth knowing

Porcelain is a material suited to indoor use, and the Solaris is designed exclusively for that purpose. It should be placed in a stable, dry environment away from moisture and significant temperature changes. Indoors, on a settled shelf or surface, this funeral urn will keep its appearance for many years.

For use with an ash bag

This urn for ashes is suitable for use with an ash bag only. This is the standard and hygienically correct method used by most crematoria, so in the majority of cases no additional preparation is needed. If you are unsure about the process at your particular crematorium, it is straightforward to check with them beforehand.

If you would like to discuss which finish or combination works best for who you are remembering, we are happy to think it through with you at your own pace.