Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel
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Huari Wari Camelid Wood Textile Panel

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Middle Horizon, Peru, ca. 600–1000 A.D.

The finely woven camelid wool tapestry fragment preserves a complex tapestry design of stepped triangles, vertical striping, and tightly packed abstract figures rendered in gold‑brown, cream, deep red, and accents of black and green.  The repeating motif shows a stylized standing figure or deity in profile, holding a vertical staff or standard, framed by smaller compartments filled with feline‑derived and geometric sacred imagery. 

Mounted and framed under Optium Museum Acrylic. Textile size: approx. 14 in L × 6 1/2 in W (35.6 × 16.5 cm).  Frame size: approx. 11 in H × 17 1/4 in L × 1 7/8 in D (27.9 × 43.8 × 4.8 cm).

Provenance: Bettina Schwimmer, Lakeview, Chicago, Illinois, a noted dealer in Pre‑Columbian and ethnographic textiles.

 

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