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Cloak
Ng?ti Whakaue Maori peoples, Rotorua District, Aotearoa,
pre-1883
Harakeke, wool, feathers; double-pair weft twining, taniko weft twining
L: 87 cm; W: 150 cm; D: 2 cm
Fowler Museum at UCLA. X65.8009; Gift of the Wellcome Trust
Fragment with stepped bird and scroll design
Nasca culture, south coast of Peru
Early Intermediate Period (Late Nasca), 500-700 CE
Polychrome-dyed camelid-hair warp and weft (Z-spun, S-plied); discontinuous warp and weft, balanced plain weave
41 x 15 cm
Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of the Wellcome Trust. X65.8727.
Object Name: Panel with crowned figures bearing staffs
Artist: Unknown
Culture: Chancay or Rimac
Place of Origin: Peru, central coast
Date/Era: Late Intermediate Period, 1150 – 1450 C.E.
Medium/Materials: Natural brown cotton, warp (S-spun, Z-plied); dyed camelid hair, weft (Z-spun, S-plied); tapestry weave with slit joins and eccentric weft
Dimensions: 77 x 74 cm
Credit Line: Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of the Wellcome Trust.
Accession Number: X65.8730
Corner fragment of a textile
Nasca/Wari culture, Nasca Valley, south coast of Peru
700 – 900 CE
Cotton, dyed camelid hair; plain weave with supplementary-weft patterning
39 x 26 cm
Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of the Wellcome Trust. X65.8778
Weaving practice sampler
Coastal Wari culture, south coast of Peru
Middle Horizon, 600-1000 CE
Cotton warp and weft and dyed camelid-hair weft; plain weave with supplementary-weft float patterning
24 x 23cm
Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of the Wellcome Trust. X65.8791.
Object Name: Resist-dyed cloth (adire eleko)
Artist: Unknown
Culture: Yoruba peoples
Place of Origin: Nigeria
Date/Era: Mid-20th century
Medium/Materials: Cotton, indigo dye
Dimensions: 189 x 165 cm
Credit Line: Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Beals.
Accession Number: X66.1149AB
Needle case (left)
Camarones, Chile
Pre Colombian, date unknown
Leather or skin
16 x 5 cm
Fowler Museum at UCLA. Museum purchase. X66.1968
Needle case (right)
Nasca culture, south coast of Peru
Early Intermediate Period, 100-600 CE
Reeds, cactus
13 x 3 cm
Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Lucas Jr. X86.2897
Object Name: Yarn painting
Artist: Ramón Medina Silva
Place of Origin: Huichol, Mexico
Date/Era: Circa 1926 – 1971
Dimensions: 61 x 61 cm
Medium/Materials: Yarn, beeswax, fiberboard
Credit Line: Fowler Museum at UCLA. Museum purchase courtesy of the Ford Foundation, Collected by Peter T. Furst.
Accession Number: X67.51
Bag
South coast of Peru (?)
Middle Horizon (?), 600 – 1000 CE.
Cotton and camelid hair (Z-spun, S-plied); plain weave with supplementary-weft patterning
11 x 11 cm
Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of the Wellcome Trust. X67.518.
Trapezoidal bag
Coastal Wari style, Nasca Valley (?), south coast of Peru
Middle Horizon, circa 600 – 1000 CE
Cotton warp, camelid hair weft; weft-faced plain-weave with crossed-loop stitch embroidery
21 x 8-9 cm
Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of the Wellcome Trust. X67.520.
Fragment of a ceremonial mantle
Paracas culture (Cavernas), south coast of Peru
Early Horizon, circa 400-300 BCE
Camelid-hair warp and weft, dyed; double-cloth
148 x 74 cm
Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of the Wellcome Trust. X67.526
Coca bag with should strap
Inca culture, unknown provenance, likely south coast of Peru
Inca Period, 1438-1532
Camelid hair, natural and dyed colors; weft-faced plain weave; warp-patterend weave (strap)
54 x 19 cm
Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of the Wellcome Trust. X67.527
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