Title: The Qeej Player
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 77h x 118w cm
Frame: Stretched canvas ready to hang
Cat. No.: 350
Price: $690 (reduced from $2000) Includes shipping
Description
The Qeej is a Hmong ceremonial instrument made of bamboo. It is played along with a large drum, the primary instrument of funeral rites. The Hmong People settled in Australia after their release in 1975 from refugee camps in Northern Thailand (Tapp & Lee (Eds) 2010). They escaped from their homelands in Northern Laos during and following the CIA Secret War during which many Hmong were enlisted to fight between 1962 to 1969.
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Post: PO Box 73 Kuranda 4881 North Queensland, AUSTRALIA
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Email: [email protected]
Post: PO Box 73 Kuranda 4881 North Queensland, AUSTRALIA
All artworks by Pam Schultz© are covered by the Copyright Law and cannot be reproduced without the artist's permission.