Indian Days Tapestry Throw
134.95
134.95
Item Code: KA-20101Price: $134.95
Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) bound the Canadian nation together, November 7, 1885, completing Canada's first transcontinental railway. Today CPR operates 22,400 km (13,900 miles) of rail line in Canada and the United States.
Indian Days is a fringed cotton throw in a single layer tapestry design, reproducing a design by Wilfred Langdon Kihn.
A painter and illustrator, Wilfred Kihn (1898-1957) developed a lifelong passion for documenting the customs and culture of North America's First Nations. In 1933, CPR took advantage of Kihn's striking colors and strong sense of composition to help promote Indian Days in Banff, which was a yearly celebration of the skills and games of Canada's First Nations. Sizes: 52" x 68"
Care Instructions: Dry clean
Indian Days is a fringed cotton throw in a single layer tapestry design, reproducing a design by Wilfred Langdon Kihn.
A painter and illustrator, Wilfred Kihn (1898-1957) developed a lifelong passion for documenting the customs and culture of North America's First Nations. In 1933, CPR took advantage of Kihn's striking colors and strong sense of composition to help promote Indian Days in Banff, which was a yearly celebration of the skills and games of Canada's First Nations. Sizes: 52" x 68"
Care Instructions: Dry clean
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