Porcelain cremation urn for ashes 'Esagono' | Brown marble motif

A shape that holds its place

Some urns sit quietly in a room and ask nothing of it. The Esagono is one of those. Its hexagonal form is clear and considered, and the brown marble motif gives the porcelain a character that fits equally well in a contemporary home or a more traditional one.

Italian porcelain with thirty years of funerary decoration

The Esagono comes from an Italian region with a deep-rooted porcelain tradition. The studio behind it has spent thirty years developing decoration techniques specifically for funerary art, and that experience shows in the precision of the marble motif and the consistency of the finish across every face. Porcelain is shaped by hand and demands patience at each stage of the firing process. No two pieces are entirely alike.

What the hexagon means

Six equal sides, no front, no back. Every position is the same position. That is not a minor design decision: it is a form that invites stillness rather than hierarchy. When you find a place for the Esagono in your home, you choose which face you see, and that face can carry whatever feels right for the memory you shared with the person you have lost.

Practical and lasting

Porcelain is one of the most stable materials available for indoor use. It does not fade, discolor or react to the temperature changes that occur naturally inside a home. Dusting is all that is needed for routine care. If the urn needs a more thorough clean, a mild soapy solution is sufficient. No treatments or coatings are required to keep the finish looking as it does now.

Stability and care indoors

Porcelain is stronger than it looks, but it does need a firm, stable surface. Place the Esagono somewhere it cannot be knocked or fall. Prolonged direct sunlight is best avoided, not because of the porcelain itself, but to protect the marble motif from gradual fading over time. This cremation urn is designed for indoor use only and is not suitable for outdoor placement.

Filling the urn

The base of this urn for ashes is fitted with a cover plate that fastens with screws. The filling opening is wide enough to take a small funnel, which makes transferring the ashes straightforward. Once filled, we recommend applying a small amount of sealant or adhesive to the base plate for a secure, lasting seal.

A choice that speaks for itself

The Esagono carries quiet meaning. If you have questions or would like to talk through your options at your own pace, we're here to help.