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Bronze Cremation Urns
The classic bronze cremation urns are the image most people have of cremation urns. There are several reasons bronze cremation urns have become the standard. Bronze cremation urns do not corrode so a bronze cremation urn can last for centuries. Bronze is stronger for its weight than wood or marble. So bronze cremation urns will be smaller and often lighter than wood cremation urns or marble cremation urns for the same size person. Since bronze cremation urns can be cast the artist is not limited by the shape of the material. Bronze cremation urns can be a beautiful memorial for your loved one.
Bronze Cremation Urns Endure
Bronze Grecian urns have been discovered buried in urn fields dating from before 1500 BC. Bronze cremation urns do not rust so that they do not deteriorate like other metals. In stead, a bronze cremation urn will patina and over time take on a green hue. If you plan to keep your cremation urn outdoors or if you plan to bury your urn, a bronze cremation urn is a good choice. Bronze will also accept many different finishes. So, bronze cremation urns can look very different from each other. By using a bronze cremation urn, it may help give you a peace of mind that you have provided your loved one with a memorial that will endure through time.
Bronze Cremation Urns are strong
Bronze cremation urns take less space and are lighter for the amount of ash they will hold. Since bronze is stronger than wood or stone it takes less bronze to hold a person’s cremains that it takes of wood or stone. So, bronze cremation urns are often smaller and lighter than wood cremation urns or even ceramic cremation urns. In addition, because it is easy to work with bronze a bronze cremation urn does not have to be square. Round cremation urns will hold more ash for the same amount of bronze as will a square one. The size of the cremation urn may be important if you plan to let your cremation urn rest in a small niche. The weight of your cremation urn may be important if the person who will be keeping the memorial can no longer lift heavy objects. If those are serious considerations then bronze cremation urns may be the best choice for you.
Cast Bronze Cremation Urns Cast
Since bronze is a metal it can be melted and poured into a mold to form a bronze cremation urn. This process is known as casting. When the artist uses cast bronze to create a cremation urn there are no seams in the urn. For this reason many cemeteries require cast bronze cremation urns. In addition, once the bronze cremation urns harden, threads can be cut into the opening of the urn so that the cover can be screwed in place for a secure fit. That is one reason so many people feel comfortable with the classic bronze cremation urn.
Pewter Cremation Urns
Bronze cremation urns can have several different kinds of finishes. Bronze urns can be polished to create a bright shine. Many Bronze cremation urns are brushed with a pewter finish. Even though they may be referred to as pewter cremation urns they are actually bronze with a pewter finish. A cremation urn made of pewter would not be strong enough and would tend to deteriorate or break. However, many people prefer the look of pewter cremation urns. Since a bronze cremation urn is enduring and will readily take a pewter finish, it is an excellent choice for a pewter cremation urn.
Enameled Cremation Urns
A bronze cremation urn may be enameled to give it a completely different look and feel. The bronze cremation urn can be completely enameled to create and enameled cremation urn. Or the artist can combine an enamel finish with engraving. When an artist creates an engraved bronze cremation urn highlighted with enamel, the colors and patterns combine to form a completely new look.
Engraved Bronze Cremation Urns
Most people prefer to personalize their bronze cremation urn. For many people it is important the memorial have some words of tribute to their loved one. Bronze cremation urns can also be hand engraved or engraved cremation urns. This means that each bronze cremation urn can be personalized. In addition bronze cremation urns with a pewter finish can be engraved as well. New technologies have recently been developed so that even enamel surfaces can be personalized. So no longer does a family have to choose between the artistic beauty of an engraved enamel design and a tribute to their beloved. Whatever your reasons many people choose bronze cremation urns as a memorial and tribute to their loved ones. After all, how we honor and pay tribute to those who’ve come before says a lot about who we are.
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