Textile
Item number Sf841 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
Item number Sf841 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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A cut section of a red tapestry band with single feline ? with crescent headdress. The feline has a blue body with red dots and wide, brown outlines. The outline is serrated along the back and the tail ends in three stacked triangles. Three birds in red, black and dark yellow form a line below the tail area. The tapestry background is yellow in this area.
The animal with the crescent crest is a standard Chimu motif. It is repeated 12 times on a large hanging in King, fig. 35. The warp and weft spinning are consistent with north coast tapestry practices (Rowe).
The crescent headdress occurs in many Chimu representations of important or mythical personages (Rowe). The stacked triangles at the tail are a feature of the Chimu Style but the meaning is not apparent.
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The crescent headdress occurs in many Chimu representations of important or mythical personages (Rowe). The stacked triangles at the tail are a feature of the Chimu Style but the meaning is not apparent.
The animal with the crescent crest is a standard Chimu motif. It is repeated 12 times on a large hanging in King, fig. 35. The warp and weft spinning are consistent with north coast tapestry practices (Rowe).
A cut section of a red tapestry band with single feline ? with crescent headdress. The feline has a blue body with red dots and wide, brown outlines. The outline is serrated along the back and the tail ends in three stacked triangles. Three birds in red, black and dark yellow form a line below the tail area. The tapestry background is yellow in this area.
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