Poncho
Item number Sf425 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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Description
Cotton poncho in a square shape made of two rectangular panels sewn in the middle with a decorative multi-coloured seam with a fringe around the opening for the neck. The panels have a striped pattern of yellow, cream, green and black on a red ground. In between the stripes are two different lozenge pattern bands in cream, red and black. All of the sides have a multi-coloured fringe.
History Of Use
Worn only on Sundays and during fiestas.
Narrative
Purchased from Professor J. Antonio Garnica Davila on June 14, 1978. Professor Davila teaches history at the University of San Marcos in Cuzco. He had purchased the poncho ten years earlier in Chahuaytire (Chawaitiry), a small village located 18 kilometres outside of Pisac. He estimated that the previous owner wore the poncho for approximately 20 years in the Pisac area. He wore it for approximately 10 years after that.
Item History
- Made in Pisac, Cuzco, Peru before 1978
- Collected by Mary Frame, Maureen Maitland, Kate Gibson and Janet Macquarrie-Kent in Chahuaytire, Cuzco, Peru during 1978
- Owned by Mary Frame, Kate Gibson, Janet Macquarrie-Kent and Maureen Maitland before October 10, 1978
- Received from Mary Frame (Seller), Kate Gibson (Seller), Janet Macquarrie-Kent (Seller), Maureen Maitland (Seller) and Museum of Anthropology Donations Fund (Funding source) on October 10, 1978
What
- Name
- Poncho
- Identification Number
- Sf425
- Type of Item
- poncho
- Material
- sheep wool fibre and dye
- Overall
- height 135.2 cm, width 112.7 cm
Where
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
- Made in
- Pisac, Cuzco, Peru
- Collected in
- Chahuaytire, Cuzco, Peru
Who
- Culture
- Quechua
- Field Collector
- Mary Frame, Maureen Maitland, Kate Gibson and Janet Macquarrie-Kent
- Previous Owner
- Mary Frame, Kate Gibson, Janet Macquarrie-Kent and Maureen Maitland
- Received from
- Mary Frame (Seller), Kate Gibson (Seller), Janet Macquarrie-Kent (Seller), Maureen Maitland (Seller) and Museum of Anthropology Donations Fund (Funding source)
When
- Creation Date
- before 1978
- Collection Date
- during 1978
- Ownership Date
- before October 10, 1978
- Acquisition Date
- on October 10, 1978
Other
- Item Classes
- textiles
- Condition
- good
- Accession Number
- 0490/0029
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