Inga Likšaitė

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Inga Likšaitė (born 1972) is a Lithuanian artist who often works with embroidery techniques.

See also[]

• List of Lithuanian artists

References[]

• This article was initially translated from the Lithuanian Wikipedia.

External links[]

• Likšaitė's Official Site

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