Porcelain cremation urn for ashes 'Esagono' | Matte platinum-colored leaves

A shape that holds memory quietly

If you are looking for something present and considered rather than showy, the Esagono understands that. Its six-sided silhouette is deliberate: flat planes meeting cleanly, edge to edge, with no seam or break. There is something in that geometry that feels right for a cremation urn. A memory that stays, with no sharp edges.

Italian porcelain, shaped by hand

The Esagono is made by hand in an Italian workshop with thirty years of experience in porcelain decoration, rooted in the craft traditions of its region. Porcelain demands patience: it must dry slowly, be fired at precise temperatures, and finished with care. That discipline shows in the result. The matte platinum-colored leaf motif is laid onto white porcelain with genuine compositional thought. Leaves have carried meaning for a long time. The laurel, in particular, has been used across cultures as a mark of honor and remembrance. On this urn for ashes, that choice is not decorative habit; it is a craftsman's considered decision about what this object is asked to hold.

Practical and reliable for everyday use

Porcelain is a durable material that asks very little of you. Dusting is enough for routine care. If the surface needs a deeper clean, a mild soap solution applied gently will do the job. The clear, bright quality of porcelain holds without any treatment or coating.

Filling and sealing the urn

The Esagono is filled through a cover plate at the base, secured with screws. The opening is wide enough to take a small funnel, so transferring the ashes can be done calmly and without pressure. For a more permanent seal, we recommend applying a small amount of adhesive or sealant around the rim of the cover plate before closing.

For indoor use

This funeral urn is designed for a fixed indoor position. Porcelain is sensitive to prolonged moisture and temperature changes, and the surface can be affected over time by those conditions. Inside, it is stable and enduring. A windowsill, a shelf, or a quiet corner of a room where you pass each day are all good places for it to rest.

If you would like help thinking through where the Esagono might sit or have questions about the urn, we are happy to talk it through with you at whatever pace suits.