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Ceramic Pet Urns
Ceramic extends our range into a smooth, glazed surface with colour and shape freedom that timber cannot offer.
Our ceramic urns are produced from high-fired stoneware and porcelain bodies, then finished with either a glossy reactive glaze or an unglazed matte surface. Ceramic allows curved silhouettes, gradient glazes and profiles that are impractical to machine from solid timber.
Glaze colour is matched to a Pantone reference for larger runs, and we apply ceramic decals or water-slide transfers for breed motifs, paw prints and branded artwork. Lead times are longer than the timber line because each piece must be fired twice.
Ceramic is heavier than timber, so we specify reinforced inner cartons and, for fragile shipments, a double-wall export carton with full drop-test validation before the first bulk order ships.
Ceramic Specifications
- Body Type
- High-fired stoneware or porcelain
- Finish Options
- Gloss glaze, matte unglazed, reactive gradient
- Compliance
- LFGB-compliant glaze available on request
- Decoration
- Ceramic decal, water-slide transfer, laser-safe area
- Typical MOQ
- 100 pcs for custom glaze; lower for stock models
Customisation Options
- Custom shape development from drawings or samples
- Pantone-matched glaze and reactive gradient glazes
- Ceramic decal or water-slide transfer artwork
- Printed presentation cartons and foam inserts
- Coordinated mini keepsake versions
Applications
What Ceramic Does Best
Colour-Driven Ranges
Glaze and gradient finishes support seasonal colour stories timber cannot match.
Gift & Home Decor
A glazed surface reads as decorative ceramics, widening appeal beyond memorial buyers.
Higher Ticket Prices
Ceramic bodies typically retail above both pine and bamboo equivalents.
Products
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FAQ
Ceramic Wholesale Questions
What is the MOQ for custom ceramic pet urns?
Stock ceramic models start from 30 pcs. A custom glaze, shape or decal development typically requires a minimum of 100 pcs and a longer development lead time because new moulds and glaze tests are involved.
How long does ceramic production take?
Ceramic requires two firings plus decoration, so lead time is generally 35–50 days for bulk orders after sample approval, compared with 15–35 days for our timber line.
Are the glazes food-safe or tested for migration?
Yes. LFGB-compliant glazes are available on request, and we can provide the corresponding migration test documentation for EU-bound shipments.
How do you pack ceramic urns for export?
Each urn is individually bagged and held in a protective polyfoam insert inside an inner carton, then packed into a double-wall export carton. The packing passes drop testing before the first bulk shipment.
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