Pre-Columbian cross looping figure form Nasca. Mounted on a grounding cloth and wooden frame, and covered with acrylic housing.
Detail, please feel free ... read more
Pre-Columbian narrow textile bands. Three different weaves - three different cultures. Top: Wari Culture pile headband with alternating profile heads of ... read more
Large antique Aymara or Quechua poncho. Geometric pattern stripes woven with complementary warps to create a raised texture. Diamond motif ... read more
Navajo Weavings from the Catalogs of j. b. Moore,
An exhibition of pieces from The Robert & Anne Smith Collection
http://www.rugrabbit.com/content/jb-moore-navajo-rugs' > link
Lecture in Los Angeles: "The Tentmakers of Cairo, and Egyptian Tentmaker Appliqué in American Collections"
with Prof. Samuel Bowker, Senior Lecturer in ... read more
Frogmen! Great little pre-Columbian textile with frog-like creatures. Beautiful warm colors and strong graphics. Probably dates to about a.d. 400 - ... read more
Panama, ceramic pedestal plate, Cocle culture, circa 800-1200 ad diameter 10 inches, foot 4 inches, depicting a shaman in transformation. One break ... read more
Panama, ceramic pedestal plate, Cocle culture, circa 800-1200ad, diameter 10 1/2 inches, foot 4 inches, depicting a sawfish-like creature/diety. Found broken in ... read more
Pre-Columbian knotted headdress, Arica, Faze Cabuza, Tiwanaku period - a.d. 300 - 1,100. This is an unusually small (miniature-like) hat with ... read more
Beautiful vintage ceremonial huipil from San Pedro Sacatepequez, Guatemala Dept., Guatemala. From a the collection of a well-known museum. Collector also known. ... read more
Beautiful vintage huipil from San Martin Jilotepeque, Chimaltenango, Guatemala. Possibly ceremonial. From a the collection of a well-known museum. Collector also known. ... read more
Beautiful vintage huipil from either Tactic or San Pedro Carcha, Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. From a the collection of a well-known museum. Collector ... read more
