Greer Taylor Carnival Coat Lindner celebrate cultural diversity and remain

celebrate cultural diversity and remain beloved for their nostalgic charm and enduring appeal

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Greer Taylor Carnival Coat Lindner celebrate cultural diversity and remainA stunning one of a kind, only piece designed and made by renowned artist, sculpture and installation exhibitioner Greer Taylor of Australia. She won the Supreme Designer Award at the Nelson International Wearable Art Awards in 1991. This coat was designed and made in August 1989, at her studio in Mangrove Mountain on the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia. The materials: the charcoal base fabric is 100% brushed wool backed with cotton fleece