Canine Classic Urn
No two animals are alike. No two urns should be either. Each handcrafted Remanē urn is made to order, designed to your specifications.
How to Choose
Choose a Figure
The Figure is the sculptural element at the crown of the urn — modeled from life, capturing the specific proportions and character of a breed rather than a generic silhouette. Current Figures include the French Bulldog, Retriever, Doberman, Doodle, Shepherd and Husky.
We also offer a Flame Figure — a classical symbol of remembrance — for those who prefer something less literal.
New breeds are added regularly. If yours isn't here, get in touch and tell us what you’re looking for.
Choose a Coat
Each glaze is developed to mirror a specific coat of the animals we know and love. Choose the one that looks most like your loved one, or simply the one that feels right.
Materials
Our designs are cast in porcelain, chosen for its density, its smooth finish, and its ability to hold fine surface relief over time. Porcelain does not yellow or chip easily. It is made to last.
Every figure and relief detail has been sculpted individually, and every urn is slip cast by hand using the traditional method.
Because each piece is made to order, slight variation in glaze color, surface texture, and finish is inherent to the process.
Dimensions
Urn Dimensions: 8" tall x 4.5" wide
Lid Dimensions: From 1.75" to 2.25" tall
Interior Capacity: 42 cubic inches
As a general guide, cremated remains measure approximately one cubic inch per pound of body weight. If you're unsure whether a size is right, reach out and we can help you choose.
Returns & Refunds
Every piece is made to order — we don't accept returns for glaze, sizing, or change of mind.
If your piece arrives damaged, has a manufacturing defect, or doesn't match what you ordered, contact us within 7 days with photos and we'll replace it or issue a full refund.
Unsure about a detail before ordering? Reach out first — we're glad to help.
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The Meaning Behind the Details
This urn was designed around the memory of a daily walk. The route you both knew by heart, taken so many times it became a ritual. The time that structured your day around theirs.
The rope is modeled on a leash; the rings it drapes from recall those that held a tag. The stitching detail around the base follows the construction of a collar; the doubled thread, the punched holes for a clasp.
From across a room, a Remanē urn reads as a classical object — one that belongs on a mantle or a bookshelf without explanation. But for those who look more closely, the details reveal themselves.