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Gift of Adelaide Goan

Culture: Wari
Material: cotton and camelid fibre
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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Museum Expedition 1907, Museum Collection Fund

Culture: She-we-na
Material: wood, cotton, fur, feather, wool and leather
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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Museum Expedition 1903, Museum Collection Fund

Culture: She-we-na
Material: feather, hide, cotton, woll yarn, fur and plant fibre
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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Museum Expedition 1907, Museum Collection Fund

Culture: She-we-na
Material: wood, feather, hide and cotton
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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Museum Expedition 1904, Museum Collection Fund

Material: wood, feather, pigment, leather, wool and cotton
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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Museum Expedition 1903, Museum Collection Fund

Culture: She-we-na
Material: wood, fur, feather, cotton, paint, wool, hide and paper
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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This carpet is most likely a prayer rug used in church that belonged to an elite woman in Spanish colonial Peru. Its design features a man and woman attended by an enslaved black figure. The woman dons upper-class European attire, a social signifier embraced by wealthy Creoles (American-born Spaniards) to underscore their socio-racial and cultural ties to the Old World. Despite their unprecedented purchasing power, Creoles lacked political equity. The resulting tension paved the way for the many wars of independence from Spain in the nineteenth century.

Material: wool and cotton
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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Gift of Adelaide Goan

Culture: Nasca, Paracas and Early Intermediate
Material: cotton textile and camelid fibre
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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Gift of Adelaide Goan

Culture: Paracas Necropolis, Early Intermediate and Early Horizon
Material: cotton textile and camelid fibre
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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Museum Expedition 1903, Museum Collection Fund

Culture: She-we-na
Material: wood, cotton fabric and iron nail
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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