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Medium cremation urn size guide for ashes, 60 to 215 cubic inches

Gloopy • Turquoise Gold Cremation Urn for Ashes

Name: Gloopy • Gradient Cremation Urn for Ashes
SKU: PK-106
Price: 425.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$425

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Artist: Philip Kupferschmidt (PK Ceramics)

Handmade by Philip Kupferschmidt (PK Ceramics), this gradient ceramic cremation urn for ashes is wheel-thrown vessel and finished with layered droplet forms and metallic luster details. The surface alternates between soft, rounded beads and longer drops, creating a sense of depth and careful cadence across the body.

Philip’s glaze work references the behavior of liquids in nature: how they gather, hold, and separate, linking surface tension with the botanical phenomenon of guttation. A one-of-a-kind handmade urn for ashes, finished as an unique memorial object.

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Approximate dimensions:

Height: 8″ (20.3cm)
Width: 5″ (12.7cm)
Internal volume: 76.3 cubic inches (1.25L)

Ships from the United States. Delivery available within the US only.

SKU: PK-106 Categories: US Collection, Ceramic, Human Urns Tags: Artistic Urns, Ceramic Urns, Contemporary Memorial, Contemporary Urns, Cremation Urn for Ashes, Handmade Urns, Modern Urns, Philip Kupferschmidt, PK Ceramics, USA Urns

artist

Philip Kupferschmidt

(PK Ceramics)

Philip Kupferschmidt is a ceramic artist based in Chino, California, maintaining a studio practice since 2020 after receiving his MFA in Ceramics and BFA in Creative Photography from California State University, Fullerton.

Working primarily on the potter’s wheel, Philip makes handmade ceramic vessels shaped by ongoing glaze experimentation and close observation of natural phenomena. While his pieces follow a consistent set of themes, no two are identical, each one developed through careful design decisions, material exploration, and an interest in rethinking familiar pottery forms. Presented by Urn Studios as handmade ceramic cremation urns for ashes, his work offers sculptural memorial vessels defined by process, texture, and individuality.