1970s Pacific Northwest Coast Totem Pole Silkscreen on Burlap

Vintage 1970s Pacific Northwest Coast Totem Pole Silkscreen on Burlap – Huge Custom Frame (27.5" x 41.5") Stunning, statement-sized piece of vintage mid-century Canadiana wall art. This is an original 1970s serigraph (silkscreen) print on vibrant reddish-orange dyed burlap fabric, featuring an iconic Pacific Northwest Coast Indigenous totem pole design. The graphic showcases traditional formline art geometry, depicting a prominent Thunderbird or Eagle crest figure with wide outstretched wings vertically stacked over a secondary stylized ancestral crest base. This textile artwork has been preserved in a premium, oversized custom frame with high-end white matting that beautifully showcases the organic texture of the burlap. Perfect for Mid-Century Modern (MCM), retro, boho, or cabin-style home decor. Dimensions: Burlap Artwork Size: 18" x 36" Total Frame Size: 27.5" x 41.5" Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The silkscreen lines are crisp, bold, and unfaded. Fabric is flat and securely stretched. The frame and glass are structurally sound and ready to hang. Minor cosmetic wear on the outer frame edge consistent with age. Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue