A Variety of Bronze Sculptures
Bronze Scuplture with Bronze or Wooden Base
An outstanding collection of scupltured urns that express the emotions of a special relationship and say, “We will always remember”.
Crafted from bonded marble and wood resins and finished in a bronze patina, these works of art were specifically designed for pets to depict the everyday moments of love between pets and their humans.
Sculptures can be used as a keepsake without a base, and are also available with bronze bases (shown in photo above) or wood bases (shown at left) which hold your pet’s cremains and are available in various sizes.
Eagle
Evoking a watchfulness that may characterize your pet, this majestic eagle urn can be used as either a stand alone urn or as a graceful addition to a plain wooden urn. Made of brass in a silvertone finish, it stands approximately 6 ½” tall and would accommodate the cremains of a pet weighting 25 pounds or less. Combined with a wood urn as a base, it could be used for any sized pet.
St. Francis Statue Urn
St. Francis Statue
Long associated with a love of animals, this statue urn represents the saint in antiqued brass tones. It stands over 13 inches high and used alone, would hold cremains from a pet weighing up to 25 pounds. Used in conjunction with a metal or wooden base, it would handsomely house any size pet.
Find these or similar urns
Visit the Urns page on this site for this and a few hundred other urns. Urns come in all shapes, sizes and purposes, from jewelry that can hold a small amount of cremains to share with a family member or carry with you to large stone or resin memorials for your home or yard, keepsakes and figurines and containers. Our selection features the choices that you can make in wood, metal, marble, ceramic, handmade and compound materials and unique combinations.
The urn or container that you select to safekeep your pet’s cremains should be as special as the relationship you had with your pet.
Not sure how to choose an urn?
For more information to help you choose an urn for your pet, read our article “What to Consider When Choosing an Urn” .