BLUE LODGE FLAG POLE

A Blue Lodge Flag Pole is a ceremonial pole used within Masonic lodges,
particularly in Craft Masonry (Blue Lodge), to display banners, standards,
or national flags during meetings, processions, or official functions.

Key Features:

Material: Traditionally made from hardwood (like oak or maple) or durable
metal (such as brass or aluminum), often polished for a dignified
appearance.

Finish: Many are crafted with a natural wood finish, or painted in black,
dark blue, or white, depending on lodge tradition.

Ornamentation: The top of the pole may feature Masonic symbols (Square and
Compasses, the All-Seeing Eye, or a decorative finial such as a spearhead,
acorn, or eagle).

Base/Stand: Often comes with a weighted base for stability inside the lodge
room, sometimes embellished with Masonic emblems.

Use:

To carry or display during processions.

To stand beside the Worshipful Master’s chair, the altar, or in the East of
the lodge.

For presentation of the national flag alongside the Masonic banner.

Symbolism:

The flag pole in the Blue Lodge represents unity, respect, and the bond of
fraternity, while also providing a formal and dignified method of
displaying important banners and flags in keeping with Masonic ritual and
tradition.

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Minimum Order: 50 pieces

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