Bronze Cremation Urn - Large 200 Pounds - Crimson Red

Description

Oftentimes, brass cremation urns are finished with bronze or pewter to strengthen the brass and to alter the color. Our brass cremation urns showcase the fine balance this diverse material offers. Brass is a lightweight metal alloy made of 90% copper and 10% zinc. It gives off a bright golden appearance when polished. Oftentimes, brass cremation urns are finished with bronze or pewter to strengthen the brass and to alter the color. The bronze finish has a more reddish hue, whereas the pewter finish gives off a silver hue. Brass is also easy to cast in a mold as it is a malleable material that can be coated in enamel or paint. It is used in multiple capacities for a wide variety of purposes and has a long history as a favored material for everything from cookery to fine art to metal cremation urns. Our brass cremation urns showcase the fine balance this diverse material offers. The beauty and functionality of brass have given it a high standing among metals and alloys, and it is among the most popular choices in our large selection of cremation urns for ashes. Brass is a lightweight metal alloy made of 90% copper and 10% zinc. Oftentimes, brass cremation urns are finished with bronze or pewter to strengthen the brass and to alter the color. The bronze finish has a more reddish hue, whereas the pewter finish gives off a silver hue. Brass is a lightweight metal alloy made of 90% copper and 10% zinc. It gives off a bright golden appearance when polished.

Key Features

• Brass is a lightweight metal alloy made of 90% copper and 10% zinc.
• Brass is also easy to cast in a mold as it is a malleable material that can be coated in enamel or paint.
• Oftentimes, brass cremation urns are finished with bronze or pewter to strengthen the brass and to alter the color.
• It gives off a bright golden appearance when polished.
• The bronze finish has a more reddish hue, whereas the pewter finish gives off a silver hue.
• It is used in multiple capacities for a wide variety of purposes and has a long history as a favored material for everything from cookery to fine art to metal cremation urns.