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Add the perfect pop of organic mid-century warmth to your wall with this authentic 1970s Canadian folk art plaque titled "Feeding Squirrel" by celebrated artisan Robbie Probert of Carleton Place, Ontario.While not manufactured by Witco, this striking piece features the exact same chunky, stylized, and heavily grained wood-carving aesthetic that Witco and Brutalist collectors covet. The relief sculpture is meticulously hand-carved from native Canadian white cedar, displaying a rich, undulating grain that mimics the fluid motion of a squirrel perched on a branch. The cedar is beautifully offset by its original, vibrant circular backing wrapped in a heavily textured, atomic-orange burlap fabric.The original maker's story label is fully intact on the reverse side, detailing the historical significance of white cedar to early Canadian settlers. A phenomenal, ready-to-hang conversation piece for any tiki bar, MCM living space, or rustic lodge display.
