Urn and Flag Case, Funeral Flag Case - Cherry

Urn and Flag Case, funeral Flag Case

Honor the memories of a loved one in true patriotic style. The Eternity Case blends the functionality of a dignified urn with a display for a Presidential flag. The built-in urn compartment has a spacious 225” capacity in the back of the flag case. It also boasts the embossed Great Seal of the United States on an elegant beveled glass.

Features:

Heirloom walnut finish
The back has a solid wood finish
Concealed magnetic closure with hinged lid
Dust seal to preserve flag
Wall mountable
Inner Dimensions: 22 1/4” L x 11” H x 3 1/8” W
Outer Dimensions: 26” x 13” x 6 1/4”
Burial Flag: 5’ x 9 ½’

Please check some testimonials below:

"This urn and flag case set is everything we didn’t know we needed. It gave us one place to honor both the memory and the service of my father. The urn fits perfectly beneath the folded flag, and the craftsmanship is seriously next level — rich wood tones, solid build, and a layout that speaks respect without saying a word. It brought our family some peace." - Julie Ngo, Boise, ID

"My brother was a Marine, and we wanted something worthy of his legacy. This combination urn and flag display case gave us a beautiful way to showcase both his flag and ashes. It's compact but powerful. When people come over, it draws quiet attention and reverence. He deserved this kind of tribute." - Carlos Kim, Albuquerque, NM

"I cried when we first placed my husband’s remains and his funeral flag into this case. It feels like a shrine, in the best way possible. The craftsmanship, the attention to detail — it’s obvious that this was designed by someone who understands what these items mean. It’s not just a display. It’s part of our home now." - Laura Zee, Charleston, SC

"Finding a case that could respectfully hold both the urn and flag was important to our family. This one stood out because of the build quality and its clean, timeless design. The urn compartment is perfectly centered, and the flag section angles just right — like the whole thing is quietly standing at attention." - Ben Lau, Cedar Rapids, IA