Fragment of a textile · Peru, Huari South, Nazca Region · ID: 3038993
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Provenance
Daniel Watté, Brakel, Belgium (deceased in 2007)Size
B: 60,5 cm/H: 113 cm (fabric)
B: 70,5 cm/H: 139,5 cm (wooden frame)
B: 23.8 inch/H: 44.5 inch (fabric)
B: 27.8 inch/H: 54.9 inch (wooden frame)
Description
alpaca wool, three vertical bands decorated with geometrical figures alternating between squares, waves, and saw teeth, anthropomorphic faces inbetween, in various colours from black and blood red to pink and turquoise, various missing parts, dark spots, spread on wooden frame with cotton cloth;
probably part of a sleeveless poncho-like garment called “unku”.
The object Fragment of a textile with the object ID 3038993 was last part of the auction 80th Tribal Art Auction at June 27, 2015 on Zemanek-Münster Auction house and had the lot number 134.
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