01From our 3D workshop
Pet remembrance / Made personal
Their name, kept close.
A smooth cream urn shaped like a pebble, with a sage domed lid that screws on. Their paw print and name are raised in cream on the flat top of the lid. It holds about 979 ml through a 40 mm opening.
Cream & sageTry your colors and size in 3D.
Every detail is confirmed in your design proof.
Designed in three dimensions
A smooth pebble-shaped body with a threaded neck, and a domed sage lid with the matching thread inside. The paw print and name are raised on the flat top of the lid and print in cream as part of it. The thread is a rounded single-start ridge whose flanks stay under 45 degrees, so both parts print upright without supports; the lid turns on clockwise until it meets the shoulder. It holds about 979 ml through a 40.6 mm opening. It is not sealed: a bead of clear silicone at the thread closes it for good. The preview shows our sample name, Biscuit.
Closed urn with its lid screwed on. Two printable parts; holds about 979 ml. The thread fit is tested before production.
Need it larger or made to fit something? Choose a size below or in the 3D view.One urn and its screw-on lid, with their name on the lid; we confirm the name before printing. It is not a sealed container: a bead of clear silicone at the thread closes it for good.
Share your choices above. We review feasibility, send a personal quote, and work through the design details. Production starts after you approve the agreed design and order terms.
Have a deadline? Include the date you need delivery, so we can check production and shipping together.
Made for decorative indoor use. We confirm the material and care guidance with your quote. Keep printed pieces away from heat and open flames.
Use a separate suitable wrapper for food gifts; the box is not made for direct food contact.
For a collar, a tag, a lock of fur or a favorite photo. Tell us about them and we’ll keep the design gentle and personal. Our keepsake boxes hold mementos; they are not sealed urns.
Mix pieces, bring a new motif, or tell us a story we haven’t imagined yet.
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