Galéria

Textiles in the pre-Columbian Peru

Textiles were naturally used for clothing as well as for decorating the walls of some houses but were, above all, a valuable commodity. Considered important assets, signs of financial affluence, they were greatly prized as gifts in diplomatic exchange and for religious offerings.

Kurátor: Megjelent galéria

22 tárgyak

repatrierat, mantel, väv: broderad, Göteborgssamlingen, avfört, mantle, manto

Museum of World Culture

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väv, fabric

Museum of World Culture

Textile fragment featuring an anthropomorphic figure

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

Textile fragment with mythical figure

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

Textile fragment (manto)

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

Loincloth decorated wit geometrical pattern and fringes

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

archaeological fragment, stretcher, fragment

Museum of Ethnography

painting, archaeological fragment, archaeological fragment

Museum of Ethnography

weave, archaeological fragment

Museum of Ethnography

Large piece of painted fabric

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

Clothing fragment

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

Textile fragment with geometrical decoration

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

Spindle and spindle whorl

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

Textile fragment with birds

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

väv, arkeologiskt fragment, fragment

Museum of Ethnography

Embroidered textile with stylised birds and fringes at both sides

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

Four-pointed hat

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

Headdress of a dignitary

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

Panel decorated with blue and yellow feathers

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

Textile fragment with stylised birds

Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

weave, fragments, archaeological fragment

Museum of Ethnography