Bronze Cremation Urns

What's So Special About A Bronze Urn?

Bronze is superior to iron in nearly every application and will usually result some of the heaviest cremation urns on the market, weighing in the range of 25-45 pounds. Additionally, bronze cremation urns command a higher price than others due to the level of artistry involved in their creation.

American artists use both the ancient lost wax and casting styles to produceW these beautiful unique urns. Natural finishes, highly polished or painted surfaces, as well as an aged or patterned patina are available.

The complexity of the casting process also factors into why these urns are more expensive compared to others. This process takes 2-4 weeks from start to finish. You can learn more about the art of the lost wax process here.

A bronze urn will last forever and can serve as a monument or highly stylized memorial for your loved one. Bronze is easy to clean and care for.

Custom Bronze Cremation Urns by Urn Garden

We use American artists and foundries to create and cast our bronze cremation urns that double as fine art sculptures. If you can dream it, we can create and cast it. These talented craftsmen not only serve the funeral industry but also service architects, museums and collectors to produce quality large scale art installations.

Animals and wildlife are a popular request, with deer, elk, and eagles being family favorites. Military, veteran, and firefighter themes are also frequently requested by our customers. Some of our bronze urns can be ordered in a small size to use as a cremation keepsake.

Our artists use ancient and modern techniques in the foundry to create not only cremation urns, but life size sculpture, monuments, prestigious awards, and collectible art work. the lost wax technique is a fascinating and intricate process that you can learn more about here. Some of our creations include:

• A bust of President Clinton for the Clinton Library
• A bronze bust and plaque of Pope John Paul II
• A Revolutionary War Monument, Salem Virgina
• A 6 1/2 ft. tall sculpture of Albert and Alberta Gator Mascots at the University of Florida

In addition to the traditional mediums such as clay and wax, we work with a variety of materials like wood, leather, and more to produce the molds to cast bronze sculptures. In addition, we have in-house sculptors that can use an image from a photograph, illustration or sketch, 3D digital file formats, or an idea or concept to produce a custom memorial just for you. Due to the custom nature of our bronze cremation urns please allow a minimum 2 week lead time for production. During certain times of the year, production can take 6-8 weeks.