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The Cloisonné Urns are handcrafted by Chinese artisans carry on a centuries-old tradition. Examples of this art are in many museums and private collections, and therefore speaks to the longevity and attraction. Many of the cloisonne urns come with carved wood bases. | |
| The Ceramic Urns are also handmade in China in many different shapes. Each is hand-painted and fired, and is unique. These urns range in color from elegant white to multi-colored. |
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The materials utilized in the Natural Stone Urns are quarried rock which come from many locations worldwide. Some of the marbles and their colors are quite uncommon. Granite, diabase, diorite, gabbro, basalt, and soapstone are represented. All are millions of years old, having the qualities of durability and permanence. |
| The Wood Urns are crafted by hand from various types of hardwoods and hand-finished in rosewood, mahogany, walnut or oak with satin or gloss finishes. Many urns include pewter inserts or engravable plaques. |
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The Bronze Urns represent a collection of classic shapes together with innovative designs that capture the range of human experience. Adult, intermediate, and infant sizes are available. |
| The Contemporary Urns are represented by the Natural Stone Mosaics of various shapes and designs. These urns are all handcrafted. They begin with a resin form, to which pieces of real marble are fitted and cemented in mosaic patterns. The marble is then ground and polished. |
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The Carved Wood Urns with mosaic stone urn bases, are works of art. They comprise two motifs: Spiritual Group and Nature Group. These figures are carved in detail from light mahogany and ebony, and are one-of-a-kind pieces. |
| The Lacquerware Urns are designed to serve as temporary receptacles until permanent urns obtained. They are completely biodegradable. |  |
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