Aksu, Yura, Department of Potosi, Aymara Culture, C.1920-1980

Aksu, Yura, Department of Potosi, Aymara Culture, C.1920-1980. Very good traditional festival dress for a woman from Yura, one of the few tribes to employ ikat or resist dyeing to warp design. This pe

Aksu Bustillos, Dept Of Potosi, C. 1850, Aymara. Women’s heirloom festival skirt in finely spun and woven natural dye colors. Size: 47'' x 42'' (119 x 107 cm).

Tunic, Toropalca, Department of Potosi, C.. 1950-1980. Sheep's wool. Size: 32'' x 41'' (81 x 104 cm).

Bolivar Aksu (woman’s overskirt) Bolivar región, province of Arque, dept. of Cochabamba. Late 19th century. Natural dyes. Alpaca. Aymara Indian culture. Size: 52'' x 48'' (132 x 122 cm).

Awayo Oruro (woman’s shawl mantle) Department of La Oruro. Late 19th century. Natural dyes. Alpaca. Aymara Indian culture. Size: 43'' x 41'' (109 x 104 cm).

Ponchito Oruro (man’s outer garment) Department of La Oruro. Late 19th century. Natural dyes. Alpaca. Aymara Indian culture. Size: 40'' x 35'' (102 x 89 cm).

Half Aksu Woman's Overskirt, Department of Oruro, Early 19th C. Natural dyes, alpaca. A very fine and rare example of the dominant or lower half of a woman’s wedding dress from an outlying part

Early/Mid 19th C. Man's Ceremonial Poncho, Aymara People, Pacajes, Department of La Paz, Bolivia. The 19th Century Pacajes Aymara were master spinners, weavers and dyers of alpaca wool. Since they con

Ceremonial Woman's Mantle, Bolivia, Late 18th - Early 19th C. Crafted by the Pakasa Aymara people from Achiri, Department of La Paz, Bolivia, this Ahuayu, or ceremonial women’s mantle, stands as a t

Conrad de Kwiatkowski (American, b. 1965) 19th Century Ceremonial Weaving from Aymara Culture, Number 7, circa 2017 Alpaca wool, cochineal, archival grade museum mounting 39-1/2 x 42-1/2 inches (100.3

Ccahua Ponchito, Aymara Culture, 19th century, Pacajes, Bolivia. Designator cloth of village leader worn during ceremony and ritual. Natural dyed alpaca. Provenance: ex Jean Lions Collection, Geneva,

(Bolivia, 19th Century)Bolivian (Department of Potosi), Nanaka, 19th Centuryhandspun wool and natural dyes65 3/4 x 44 1/4 in. (167.01 x 112.40 cm.) Private Collection, TexasPrivate Collection, New Mex

Iscayo Pacajes (woman’s shawl mantle) Pacajes region, dept. of La Paz. Late 19th century. Natural dyes. Alpaca. Aymara Indian culture. Size: 52'' x 44'' (132 x 112 cm).

Tari Blue Peru (ceremonial ground cloth / shaman’s cloth) Lake region, dept of Puno, Peru. Late 19th century. Natural dyes. Alpaca. Aymara Indian culture. Size: 29'' x 32'' (74 x 81 cm).

Huaylas Peru (woman’s shawl mantle) Acora region, dept. of Puno, Peru. Late 19th century. Natural dyes. Alpaca. Aymara Indian culture. Size: 34'' x 34'' (86 x 86 cm).

Awayo Aroma (woman’s shawl mantle) Province of Aroma, dept. of La Paz. Late 19th century. Natural dyes. Alpaca. Aymara Indian culture. Size: 36'' x 40'' (91 x 102 cm).

[Counter-Culture] City of Chicago Police Department Field Reporting Manual Chicago, Illinois, ca. 1965-1969. Blue binder stamped with Chicago Police logo, containing a manual with original mugshots, D

Mexico Bolivia Spanish Colonial Silver 8 Reales Carol Carolus IIII 1800 PTS PP Potosi. Purchased in Florida in the 1980's. Weighs 26.5 grams.

George Nakashima (1905-1990) Set of 6 Conoid Dining Chairs, Signed, 1980's. Each size: 35'' x 20'' x 19'' (89 x 51 x 48 cm). Provenance: Collection of Kathleen and Edward Pereles, Philadelphia.

Aymara Ccahua Man's Ponchito, Bolivia, 17th-18th C.A true Ccahua ponchito that may be an actual Ccahua tunic that was opened in the late 18th century in accord with official edicts. This is in excelle

Aymara Ccahua Man's Ponchito. Ccahua ponchitos were the replacement for the tunic from 1780-1900. This finely woven one-loom panel with discontinuously woven neck slit example has a purple center. Pur

Aymara Man's Authority Cloth, Bolivia, 16th C. Prehispanic example in vicuna fiber pampa with paired running stripes of blue and red. Poor condition but an iconic example. Size: 2'9'' x 2'5'' (84 x 74

Aymara Man's Ceremonial Tunic, C.1600-1750 CE. Ceremonial shirt with blue center and red, lloque striped outer bands. Size: 2'8'' x 3' (81 x 91 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, Sonoma, CA.

Aymara Colla Striped Tunic, 18th-19th C. Regionally variable tribal identifier, but always striped among the ancient Colla, the Aymara speaking peoples. Light blue with brown with tubular edge weaving