Lola Greeno Shell Necklace; Greeno, Lola; 2014; FHR_00810

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Furneaux Historical Research Association Inc.

Name/Title

Lola Greeno Shell Necklace

About this object

Contemporary aboriginal necklace made by Tasmanian Aboriginal Elder Lola Greeno. Continuing the traditional culture of necklace making this necklace was made in Launceston, Tasmania in 2014. It is made of brown rice shells interspersed with blue maireeners, white cats teeth and brown stripey buttons threaded on 2040 mm long double strand polyester beading thread.

Maker

Greeno, Lola

Maker Role

maker

Date Made

2014

Place Made

Launceston, Tasmania

Medium and Materials

Brown rice shells interspersed with blue maireeners, white cats teeth and brown stripey buttons threaded on double strand polyester beading thread

Technique

hand threaded

Measurements

2040mm

Object Type

necklace

Object number

FHR_00810

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Furneaux Historical Research Association Inc.

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