Corgi Memorial Urns

Sculpting a Corgi

Corgi ears are structurally the riskiest thing we sculpt. Two thin upright plates of clay on a small head crack easily during drying and slump if the clay is too wet. They are built at a slightly thicker gauge than they look and thinned from behind.

The body is long and low, which fights the shape of a lid. We usually pose Corgis sitting rather than standing, so the length reads without the figurine overhanging the edge.

Pembroke or Cardigan matters. Pembrokes have no tail or a docked one and pointed ears; Cardigans have a full brush tail and rounder ears. Tell us which, or send a photo showing the rear.

Which size for a Corgi?

Typical adult weight is 10–14 kg. Size M for almost all Corgis. Size S only for a very small Pembroke.

Size is chosen by your pet's weight before cremation, not by breed average — use their weight if you know it. The full chart is on our size guide.