Merchandise

Cast bronze urns are made of solid bronze, offering strength and durability. Some have a traditional vase shape, while others are crafted works of art featuring hand applied patina finishes - all of which are especially appropriate for display in the home.

Like fine furniture are made from a variety of woods like Cherry, Oak, Walnut and Poplar. Distinctive graining patterns assure that no two wood urns are exactly alike. Each hardwood urn comes with a bronze plaque, suitable for engraving.

Metal urns are machine crafted from both base and alloy metals such as steel, copper, sheet bronze, pewter and brass. These urns are finished using a variety of techniques such as plating, polishing, brushing and lacquering. Metal urns are durable and thus appropriate for burial and home placement.

Ceramic and glass urns are made by artisans employing a variety of shaping, glazing, firing, coloring and blowing techniques. Ceramic vessels have been used for cremation urns as far back as recorded history. Urns in this category may be traditional or organic shaped. These urns are sometimes adorned with fired-in appliqués or metallic trims. Because of their delicate nature and beauty, ceramic and glass urns are generally used for display either in the home or in a cemetery columbarium.

Cultured urns are manufactured from a variety of synthetic materials and are intended to resemble urns made of other natural products such as marble, granite, ceramic, wood and bronze. They are used for both burial and home placement.

Specialty urns come in a variety of unique shapes and sizes that serve different purposes. Some are meant for biodegrading and scattering, others are for burial, and some are true pieces of art to be displayed.

Specialty urns come in a variety of unique shapes and sizes that serve different purposes. Some are meant for biodegrading and scattering, others are for burial, and some are true pieces of art to be displayed.