Portland was coined Stumptown during a period of phenomenal growth after 1847. The city was growing so rapidly that the stumps of trees cut down to make way for roads were left behind until manpower could be spared to remove them. In some areas the stumps remained for so long that locals whitewashed them to make them more visible during heavy rain. They also used them to cross the street without sinking into the mud.

The logging industry of the northwest eventually spawned a tradition amongst the Portland Timbers and their fans. Known as the “Victory Log”, Portland Timber’s mascot began cutting a slab from the log every time the Timbers scored a goal.

Inspired by this rich history and tradition, each of the eleven limited edition spray cans are handcrafted from locally sourced and sustainable, hard-rock maplewood and feature a uniquely designed interior that simulates the rattle of a real spray paint can when shaken. Each of the eleven (11) spray paint cans are whitewashed by hand with a water-based finish and wrapped with laser-engraved artwork. Each of the eleven (11) spray paint cans are individually signed and numbered.