Item 2022.79 - Memphis Printed Silk Neck Tie

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2022.79

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Memphis Printed Silk Neck Tie

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  • 1980-1989 (Creation)

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Hand finished silk tie with a rolled edge. Tie has a graphic pattern in red, yellow, green and blue. The ends of the tie are square. The tie has a seam that runs the length of the reverse and the lining is not visible.

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      Label: Memphis / Milano / 100% Silk
      Material: Silk
      Details: Hand finished; Rolled edge
      Measurements: 2 Inches [Width]; 59 Inches [Length]
      Physical Condition: Good

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      The pattern is from an architectural drawing designed by Ettore Sottsass for use in this textile design. Each tie is unique, as it is hand cut from the larger pattern which repeats in the silk fabric. This tie is from new production from Memphis Milano from the original 1984 design [themodernarchive.com].

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