Weather resistant bronze urn for ashes 'Angel Wings'

A heart that holds, whatever the weather

Some losses ask for something that can be present in every season, not just inside, but outside too, in the garden, at a graveside, wherever you have chosen to keep them close. This bronze cremation urn, formed in the shape of a heart with angel wings, is made to stand exactly there.

Cast and finished by hand

Bronze is poured into a mould and then worked by hand to bring out the detail. That process takes precision and patience, and both are visible here. The curve of the wings, the contour of the heart, the surface finish across every face of the urn: each has been shaped with care. Bronze is also a material that resists the elements by nature, which makes this urn for ashes genuinely suited to outdoor placement as well as indoor display.

What the design means

The heart speaks to the bond you shared. The wings carry a feeling that many people recognise after a loss: that the person is not simply gone, but present in a different way. Together, the two form an image that says something difficult to put into words. If you would like to make the urn more personal, an engraving plate can be added, carrying a name, a date or a short phrase that belongs to the two of you.

Practical from the start, durable over time

An urn placed outdoors faces conditions that an indoor piece does not. Bronze handles those conditions well, but the ashes themselves need a layer of protection too.

An ash bag is required

This urn is designed for use with an ash bag only. The ash bag is essential: it protects the ashes from moisture that can enter through small gaps or build up through condensation, particularly during prolonged outdoor use. Always place the ashes in an ash bag before putting them into the urn. This is especially important if the urn will be kept outside through the seasons.

How bronze behaves outdoors

Bronze changes slowly over time. Depending on the climate and how much air and moisture the surface is exposed to, the colour may deepen or take on a slightly greener tone. This is not damage. It is the natural behaviour of the material, something that many people come to find appropriate. If you prefer to keep the original colour, a suitable bronze protector applied periodically will do that. Either way, the urn will remain in good condition for years.

Take the time you need to look through the options. If you have any questions about the urn, the ash bag requirement or personalisation, we are happy to talk it through with you at your own pace.