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Calendar Belt (Chumpi Calendario) or (Faja Calendario)2002.62.15
Frank Sherman Benson Fund
- Material
- alpaca fleece, sheep wool and synthetic dye
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Discontinuous Warp or Scaffolding Sampler2002.62.8
Frank Sherman Benson Fund
- Material
- alpaca fleece, sheep wool ? and natural dye
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Man's Dance Sling (Kantunga)2002.62.12
Frank Sherman Benson Fund
- Material
- alpaca fleece and sheep wool
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Dovetailed Warp and Interlocked Weft Sampler2002.62.13
Frank Sherman Benson Fund
- Material
- alpaca fleece, sheep wool and natural dye
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Woman's Shawl (Lliqlla)2002.63
Gift of Mrs. Michael de Havenon
- Material
- alpaca fleece and synthetic dye
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Woman's Headband (Wincha)2002.62.17
Frank Sherman Benson Fund
- Material
- alpaca fleece, sheep wool, synthetic dye and white glass bead ?
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Woven Tie (Wato)2002.62.2
Frank Sherman Benson Fund
- Culture
- Quechua
- Material
- alpaca fleece, sheep wool, glass bead ? and natural dye
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Woman's Shawl (Llijlla)2002.62.7
Frank Sherman Benson Fund
- Material
- alpaca fleece, sheep wool and natural dye
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Woman's Headband (Wincha)2002.62.18
Frank Sherman Benson Fund
- Material
- alpaca fleece, sheep wool, synthetic dye and blue glass bead
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Man's Poncho2002.62.6
A man's two-piece striped poncho. Stripes with geometric patterns have widths that are medium and wide, while stripes with solid colors have widths that are narrow. Because of the textile having been washed, natural white alpaca fleece has been changed to a light pink in places. Neck opening and poncho selvages have the same sewn-on edge of braid binding and fringe. Predominant colors of object are dark red and white with stripes of green, yellow and black. At the center of each of the two pieces that make up the poncho are a trio of large parallal diamond-patterned stripes with a narrower patterned stripe on each side. Narrow solid-colored stripes alternate with patterned stripes. The sewn-on braiding edge has diamond designs in yellow, green, dark red, and white; woven into the braid is a bright fringe of pink green, orange, red, white, black, brown and purple. To create curved edges on the poncho, each of the four corners has been sewn down.The object is complete and its overall condition is good. It was purchased unused. Condition: excellent.
- Culture
- Quechua
- Material
- alpaca fleece, sheep wool and synthetic dye
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum