Cross-Loop Stitched Border Fragment with Human Figures and Hair Fringe
Cross-Loop Stitched Border Fragment with Human Figures and Hair Fringe

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Cross-Loop Stitched Border Fragment with Human Figures and Hair Fringe,

100 BCE–200 CE

Proto Nasca
y1994-110

Information

Title
Cross-Loop Stitched Border Fragment with Human Figures and Hair Fringe
Dates

100 BCE–200 CE

Medium
Textile
Dimensions
l. 27.0 cm., w. 8.0 cm. (10 5/8 x 3 1/8 in.)
Credit Line
Anonymous gift
Object Number
y1994-110
Place Made

South America, Peru, South coast

Culture
Nazca
Type
dyeing, embroidering, textiles, fragments, weaving
Materials
textile materials
Techniques
weaving
Subject
figures (representations)

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