Urn from cherry and pecan

A friend’s husband passed away from pancreatic cancer earlier this year, and she asked me to make his urn. At her request, it’s made from cherry (native to her homestate) and pecan (native to his). The pillars and walls are joined with dominos; the top to the sides with pocket screws from the inside; and the bottom, which had to be user-accessible, is screwed through. The QC department checked off on every step of the production process.

-- What is to give light must endure burning.