VTG Luke Anguhadluq, Inuit artist, 1895-1982 Flying Geez Silk Scarf Hand rolled

It features a print called “Flying Geese” by the Inuit artist Luke Anguhadluq (1895-1982). The Wild Geese was adopted by Celtic Christians as their symbol for The Holy Spirit instead of the dove While Anguhadluq mostly worked with graphite or crayon, sometimes his drawings would be translated into prints. This scarf is part of a series of Italian silk scarves that also featured works by Jesse Oonark, Agnes Nanogak and Kenojuak Ashevak. It is an art piece that can be worn or framed.