Classic Birch Wood Cremation Urn Box

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This simple but elegant wood cremation urn is an economical choice for families that may want an urn for traveling with ashes or could be used as a memorial chest if the cremains are scattered later. Solid birch wood chest with a matte cherry finish. Keyed entry closure. Sized to accommodate the temporary urn (not included) from the funeral home and can be personalized with laser engraving.

Dimensions: 5.5" H x 7.75" W x 9.75" L
Capacity: 220 cubic inches.
Handmade wood items can vary slightly in measurements, wood grain, & stain shades.

Does this wooden box include a lock and key? My understanding is that transporting human ashes from the US to Poland requires that the container have a locking mechanism. ( barb sliwa, 02/16/2025 )

Yes, this cremation box comes with a keyed lock. Check with your airline to see what the requirements are for transporting ashes on board. ( 02/28/2025 )

Hello. The description says the urn is birch, however in the pictures the color of the urn is not consistent. Is there a choice in stains? I would be ordering two and would want them to be the same. Also where are the urns made and from where are they shipped? Thank you. Carol Briggs ( carol, 07/31/2023 )

Check your email, I sent photo of current style. ( 07/31/2023 )

How much does this box weigh?

( Jolly, 06/12/2015 )

Approx. 5 pounds.

( 06/12/2015 )

Will this urn hold the plastic box with the ashes given to us by the funeral home? The plastic box is 9" long x 6.25" wide by 5" high. Thank you.

( Ellen Drizin, 12/12/2014 )

This box comes with a plastic container. The standard size plastic box from the funeral home measures about 8.25 L x 6.25 x 4.25 H. If needed, your funeral director could transfer ashes to the container provided with urn.

( 12/12/2014 )