Bolivian Aymara Chuspa

South America, Bolivia, Aymara people, Colonial Period, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A hand-carved wood bowl with a stylized bull carved into the center- all from a single piece of wood. Traditionally

**First Time At Auction** South America, Bolivia, Aymara peoples, ca. 19th century CE. A set of 12 hand-carved stone camelid fetish figurines, some carved from alabaster, each exhibiting a minimalist

**First Time At Auction**New World, South America, Bolivia, Aymara (Aimara) people, ca. early 20th century CE. A beautiful woven textile, made from alpaca wool, brightly colored with deep red and brig

6 Bolivian Aymara Wood Marriage Bowls, 20th C. South American folk art, hand-carved from one piece of wood, the bowl interiors each centering an ox or a pair of yoked oxen. Ranging in Size from: 1'' x

6 Bolivian Aymara Wood Marriage Bowls, 20th C. South American folk art, hand-carved from one piece of wood, the bowl interiors each centering an ox. Ranging in Size from: .5'' x 2'' x 2'' (1 x 5 x 5 c

3 Bolivian Aymara Wood Marriage Bowl, 20th C. South American folk art, hand-carved from one piece of wood, the bowl interiors each centering an ox or a pair of yoked oxen. Sizes: 1) 1.5'' x 5.5'' x 4.

Bolivian Aymara Wood Marriage Bowl, early 20th C. South American folk art, hand-carved from one piece of wood, the bowl interior centers a pair of yoked oxen. Size: 3.25'' x 12'' x 9.5'' (8 x 30 x 24

**First Time At Auction**New World, South America, Bolivia, Aymara (Aimara) people, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A gorgeous bright red, woven alpaca wool cloth, almost square in form, with

**Originally Listed At $150** New World, South America, Bolivia, Aymara (Aimara) people, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A ceremonial blanket comprised of two large panels sewn together and woven fr

New World, South America, Bolivia, Aymara (Aimara) people, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A poncho made of expertly woven and dyed alpaca fiber, consisting of four narrow stripes of bright pink and

Collector's Lot of Ethnographic Textiles including an African kente cloth, traditional chin tribal textile, 2 old chollo bolivian traditional wool hats, old Aymara wool textile, 7 embroidered tribal t

Lot of 12 Aymara Bags. Including 9 Men’s Chuspa coca bags, 4 are 19th century, 4 are early 20th century and 1 vintage circa 1950. Plus 3 women’s coin bags or purses, these last are early

Bolivian Textile Assortment (20) items including examples of Aymara Bolivia manta; Tari carrying cloth having animal and geometric design; (2) Caiza poncho; Quechua Bolivia manta; woven tunic and othe

New World, South America, Bolivia, Aymara (Aimara) people, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A ceremonial blanket, woven from alpaca wool, probably from the Challhuahuacho District of Peru. The textil

**Originally Listed At $200** New World, South America, Bolivia, Aymara (Aimara) people, ca. early 20th century CE. A ceremonial blanket, woven from alpaca wool of red, orange, green, beige, blue, and

(3) Navajo - 8 1/2", 12", 12 1/2". Seminole - 5". Bolivia - 11" tagged Aymara Indian female with baby made by the "Artesaria Sorata", Sorata, Boliva.

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

Rare Aymara Feather Mosaic Dance Ornament, 19th C.Altiplano / Lake Titicaca region. Worn in festival dances, either across the chest or over the shoulders. Wood rods laced together, covered with domes

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).

Six horn players, signed lower right: G. Rodo Boulanger, oil on canvas, 28.75'' H x 23.5'' W, est: $1000/2000 Provenance: Private Collection, San Marcos, CA