Add a bit of rustic coastal charm to your decor with this Reclaimed Cedar Whale and Calf on Walnut Plaque

This handmade Reclaimed Cedar Whale and Calf on Walnut Plaque is expertly crafted using a scroll or fret saw. Nothing on this piece of art is laser cut. Only non-toxic, eco-friendly stain is used to give it a lasting finish. Enjoy the beauty of this unique work of sea life art.

This sea life plaque of a whale mother and calf will be a beautiful addition to any coastal style bedroom, office, or even a nursery. Because this piece is designed, and hand crafted near Seattle, Washington, it has that Pacific Northwest charm about it.

This Whale Plaque would make a great reminder of the whale watching trip you took with a loved one. It will also be the perfect housewarming or birthday gift for any nature lover. 

When you are interested in purchasing one of the Reclaimed Cedar Whale and Calf on Walnut Plaques from the Home and Kitchen Collection on Harvest Array, but need to ask a question, please call us at (814) 396-2151, as we are always here to help you. Once you are ready to purchase, simply add to cart and we will get the order processed for you.

 Features of our Handmade Whale and Calf on Walnut Plaque:

• • Dimensions of this horizontal plaque:
    • 20 inches long
    • 5 inches tall
  • No Assembly Required
  • Weight: Only 8.0 ounces, therefore it is easy to hang or can rest on a shelf. 
  • Because each plaque is handmade from wood that has its own unique characteristics, each piece may vary slightly from that pictured.
  • The estimated delivery date is approximately 10-14 business days after you make your purchase with standard shipping, as it is shipped directly from the manufacturer. 
  • Made in America using only native grown, sustainable wood.

Filson Woodcraft Designs is owned and operated by a Navy Veteran and his wife of 51 years. He does the woodworking, and she does the finishing.  He has had a passion for whales and the ocean since childhood, and a woodworking hobby for almost 50 years. He and his wife have been creating beautiful art inspired by the ocean for over 8 years. They now live in the Pacific Northwest. Harvest Array is honored to support such an amazing small business.