Bronze companion urn for ashes 'Always together'

Together, still

Some bonds outlast everything. If you are looking for a resting place that honours a life shared between two people, the bronze companion urn for ashes 'Always together' holds that meaning quietly and permanently.

Cast bronze with a hand-applied patina

The urn is cast from solid bronze, then finished with a patina applied entirely by hand. The process works chemical compounds into the metal surface, producing colour gradations that no automated production line can replicate. Every piece emerges slightly different from the last, which means the urn you receive carries its own character before anything is added to it. That is a consequence of how bronze responds to this treatment, and it is part of what makes the result worth choosing.

What this urn holds

The 'Always together' cremation urn is designed to hold the ashes of two adults, with or without an ash bag. The form was conceived not just as a container but as a place: somewhere the bond you shared remains visible and tangible, present in the room rather than set aside. That distinction shapes how the urn sits with you over time.

Suitable for indoor and outdoor use

Bronze is one of the most resilient materials used in memorial objects. It does not rust, does not fade, and holds its structure through changes in temperature and humidity. The hand-applied patina adds a further layer of surface protection and continues to develop naturally over the years, in the way that bronze does when exposed to its environment. The urn for ashes can be placed indoors or outside without any compromise to its durability or appearance.

Practical care and reassurance

Bronze is straightforward to maintain. For outdoor placement, a soft cloth and an occasional application of bronze wax, two or three times a year, is enough to protect the patina. Avoid abrasive cloths or harsh cleaning products, as these can damage the surface finish. Beyond that, this urn asks very little of you. If you would like to personalise it, an engraving plate can be added, carrying a name, a date, or a short phrase that meant something to them both.

Choosing where they rest

Take time to think about placement. A familiar corner of a room, a garden that held meaning, a shelf that was always theirs: the place you choose becomes part of how you remember. There is no need to decide quickly. If you would like to talk through the options, including personalisation or placement ideas, we are happy to take that conversation at whatever pace suits you.