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Silk hand-woven scarf 1999/c.2008

Accession No.
2008.305
Date Created
1999/c.2008
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Contemporary Asian Art
Dimensions A
29 x 181cm
Media Category
Textile
Secondary Media Category
silk
Medium
Silk, natural dyes
Place Created
Laos
Credit Line
Purchased 2008. The Queensland Government's Gallery of Modern Art Acquisitions Fund

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