David Bowie's ashes were scattered at Burning Man.
The 69-year-old musician passed away in January following a secret cancer battle and, earlier this month, his godchild brought a portion of his ashes to the annual festival where they were spread.
A source told E! News: "David's godchild and David had long talks about Burning Man and what it stands for, and David loved the message behind it."
![Some of David Bowie's ashes were scattered at last week's music festival Burning Man.](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/HNHUU4MS3N4UIMNSW5LR4Q6GTA.jpg?auth=2f8e64025b53ecdc66d25b68084a17a060cd42edee7bc1db90a7959c2e9ad4e5&width=16&height=22&quality=70&smart=true)
Bowie's wife Iman gave permission for the ashes to be scattered and the star was remembered with a small ceremony of 70 people at the Temple, a huge structure for attendees to pay tribute to their departed loved ones.