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This lovely scarf depicting a still life is a sight to behold. This lovely scarf with beautiful colors will add a spark of colour to your outfit! It derives its print from an original artwork made by a specially-abled MFPA artist. Flaunt this one with any outfit you want!

₹1,495

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      Material 
      100% Polyester Twill
      Rolled Edges
      Digitally Printed
      Size 90 x 90 cm
         
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Design Inspired by Art

“Himmlisches Vergnügen - Heavenly Pleasure”

-Acrylic on Canvas, Mouth Painted

Art by Thomas Kahlau

Mouth Artist from Germany

Thomas attended polytechnical high school until he suffered paraplegia as the result of a swimming accident in 1976, which left him completely paralysed. From 1978 onwards he began to learn to perform many tasks with his mouth, including his first attempts at painting. The landscapes of his native Brandenburg are among the preferred subjects in the work of Thomas Kahlau. Buildings and figures are also included in his oil, watercolour and acrylic colour paintings.

Art by Thomas Kahlau

Mouth Artist from Germany

Thomas attended polytechnical high school until he suffered paraplegia as the result of a swimming accident in 1976, which left him completely paralysed. From 1978 onwards he began to learn to perform many tasks with his mouth, including his first attempts at painting. The landscapes of his native Brandenburg are among the preferred subjects in the work of Thomas Kahlau. Buildings and figures are also included in his oil, watercolour and acrylic colour paintings.

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