Wari "four cornered" hats have always been and still remain among the most prized Pre-Columbian Andean textile objects. Their soft lustrous ... read more
The colors of this sophisticated Pre-Columbian braided textile from Northern Chile are remarkable. Textiles of this type are exceedingly rare outside of ... read more
Pre-Columbian bag with strap. The curious design of this bag has both zoomorphic and anthropomorphic features and a color palette that is ... read more
Detail of one of two indigenous Bolivian dance decorations. Both of these pieces were worn over the shoulder in various ceremonial dances ... read more
Group of Nine Ceramic Votive Plates from the vicinity of Araquipa, Southern Andes, Peru. Ceramic, natural pigment, Circa 14th century. 2.75" (7 ... read more
Four-cornered hat, Huari culture, Peru. Camelid fibers, natural dye.
A.D. 700-1000, 5.25" (13.3 cm) high by 5.75" (14.6 cm) diameter.
Ex. Fifi White collection, ... read more
Native American cottonwood drum with original beater. 19th Century, Cochiti Pueblo, New Mexico. An old, well made example with ceremonial paint ... read more
Pre-Columbian bag face, Chimu Culture. Ex-collection Ferdinand Anton. Published in "Ancient Peruvian Textiles" by Ferdinand Anton, 1987, plate 110. ... read more
Pre-Columbian panel, complete, Peru, Late Wari culture, circa 900-1000 ad. Dimensions 24 x 36 inches. The structure consists of paired warps and ... read more
Candelabra by Aurelio Flores, Izucar de Matamoros, Mexico. Low fired cold painted ceramic, aniline dyes, Circa 1950s. 15.5" (39.3 cm) high by ... read more
