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Inca Textile Fragment dogonpeople related closely to the Yali

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related closely to the Yali

the pair retains a pleasing interplay between robust material and refined form

450 / E/II

The Nazca civilization flourished in ancient Peru with Cahuachi as its ceremonial and cultural center

suggesting a rich spiritual belief system

Inca Textile Fragment dogonpeople related closely to the YaliPre Columbian Era, Inca Empire, Late Horizon, c. 14001532 AD, Central Coast Peru A mesmerizing textile fragment comprising a rectangular panel of finely woven cloth, exemplifying the extraordinary technical mastery and aesthetic sophistication of Inca weaving traditions. Such fragments once formed parts of larger garments, including tunics (unkus), coca bags (chuspas), or ceremonial belts (chumpis). The composition is organized into a series of

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