Cold Cast Bronze Urns

Crafted from the highest quality sculpted bronze, these statuary urns are cast from original artworks, using the “lost wax” method. Hand applied patina finishes create natural variations in texture and color.

Cast Bronze Urns

A mold is filled with a mixture of bronze powder and a small amount of catalyzed resin. No heat is required as the mixture cures at room temperature. When the urn is removed from the mold it is hand polished to remove any slight imperfections and to create the patina which makes bronze so attractive. A clear coating may also be applied to protect the surface.

Hardwood Urns

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.

Cloisonne Urns

Featuring beautiful, intricate designs, cloisonne is an enamelling technique developed in the 12th century. On a solid bronze casting, delicate metal strips are raised in relief to form the pattern. Each resulting cellular space is filled with vitreous enamel. The urns is then fired and polished, revealing detail in bright, vivid colors.

Unique & Specialty Urns

Our specialty urn collections are divided into three categories; veteran and patriotic urns, urns for infants and children; and custom-made urns. Urns within each of our specialty categories are made from a variety of materials such as metal, wood, leather ,ceramic and cultured products.

Keepsake Sharing Urns & Pendants

 Family members or special friends often want to memorialize their loved ones by retaining a small portion of the cremated remains. A variety of small keepsake urns and pendants are available for this purpose. Keepsake urns are manufactured from the same materials as regular urns and are often available as a matching set to the permanent urns selected. Keepsake pendants are crafted by jewelers as tokens to be worn. They are generally made out of gold, silver, brass or pewter.

Garden Urns

Memorials designed especially for anyone who loves the garden or tranquil settings or an affection to the outdoors. Crafted from cast aluminum and bronze with hand painted patina finish makes each Fountain or Sundial unique.

Ceramic, Glass and Marble

A delicate artistry from the orient. The bright floral patterns are hand-crafted from copper wire and inlaid with hand painted colors. Each urn is uniquely beautiful

Metal Urns

Metal urns are machine crafted from both base and alloy metals such as steel, copper, stainless steel, 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.

Cultured Urns

Cultured urns are manufactured from a variety of synthetic materials. Cultured urns are intended to resemble urns made of other natural products such as marble, granite, ceramic, wood and bronze. Because cultured urns are manufactured using man-made materials, they are easily crafted into a variety of traditional and nontraditional shapes and colors. They are also extremely durable and thus appropriate for burial or home placement.

Quarried Urns

Quarried urns are crafted from natural stone materials such as granite, marble, quartz, onyx, slate, alabaster and fossil stone. These materials are mined throughout the world and no two urns are exactly the same. The rarity of the stone, part of the world in which it is found and the intricacy of the shape all play are role in determining the cost of quarried urns. Because of its permanence, quarried urns are used for both burial and home placement.

Our Urns and Cremation Services Are Very Affordable!

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F.Y.I…

TSA Guidelines For Traveling With Ashes
Please read these requirements if you plan on transporting ashes with you on a commercial airline.

1. Carry-on: Passengers are allowed to carry a crematory container as part of their carry-on luggage, but the container must pass through the X-ray machine. If the container is made of a material that generates an opaque image and prevents the security screener from clearly being able to see what is inside, then the container cannot be allowed through the security checkpoint.

2. Checked Baggage: Passengers may transport an urn or crematory container as checked baggage provided that it is successfully screened. TSA will screen the urn for explosive materials/devices using a variety of techniques; if cleared, it will be permitted as checked baggage only. NOTE: Some airlines do not allow cremated remains as checked baggage so please check with your air carrier before attempting to transport a crematory container in checked baggage.

Please check with your airline for specific rules and regulations.