19th C. Manta, Bolivia

19th Century Manta, Bolivia, Natural Dyes. Size: 36'' x 33'' (91 x 84 cm).International Textile Arts Auction, Live and Online: 10/29/17. Folk, Traditional, Ethnographic, Tribal, Ceremonial Textiles, i

19th c. Peruvian Manta, Natural Dyes; from Juli, Puno in Altiplano. Size: 39'' x 45'' (99 x 114 cm).

19th C. Poncho, Bolivia, Natural Dyes. Size: 68'' x 56'' (173 x 142 cm).

19th C. Poncho, Bolivia, natural dyes. Size: 65'' x 59'' (165 x 150 cm).International Textile Arts Auction, Live and Online: 10/29/17. Folk, Traditional, Ethnographic, Tribal, Ceremonial Textiles, inc

19th C. Peruvian Manta with Flowers and Stars, wool, from the Awapa Border, excellent color and condition. Size: 39'' x 37'', 99 x 94 cm. Estate of Nancy Kott and Curtis Tunnell.

19th C. Peruvian Manta, Huaca Wasi Mountains, wool, excellent color and condition. Size: 38'' x 32'', 97 x 81 cm. Estate of Nancy Kott and Curtis Tunnell.

Antique Bolivian wool manta in deep rose completely covered with stripes in animal motifs. Size: 41'' x 36'', 104 x 91 cm. Estate of Nancy Kott and Curtis Tunnell.

19th C. Aymara Manta Textile, excellent condition. Size: 46'' x 39'', 117 x 99 cm. Provenance: Estate of Nancy Kott and Curtis Tunnell.

Poncho Dept of Oruro, Bolivia, 19th century.Warp faced alpaca. Man's heirloom poncho from unknown tribal group of the western Oruro altiplano or Salar de Uyuni region. Finely woven and naturally dyed

Ceremonial Poncho Department of La Paz, Bolivia, 19th C. Warp faced alpaca. Elaborately striped in natural dye colors while maintaining an overall bilateral symmetry, this two-loom panel wedding ponch

Hilakata Poncho, Lake Titicaca Region, Bolivia, 19th C.Vicuna fiber. This fine designatory poncho of the village headman made of the undyed fiber of the wild vicuna. Would have been worn with a vicuna

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,

Poncho or Llacota, Sajama Region, Oruro, Bolivia, 19th C.Man’s ceremonial poncho of tight striping and vacant center; also the design form of the ancient tunics and llacotas. Excellent conditio

19th C. Aymara Aksu/Overskirt, Bolivia. Alpaca fiber. Beautiful artistic expression of highland traditions. Size: 52'' x 55'' (132 x 140 x cm).

Aymara Textile, Bolivia, 19th C. Size: 3'7'' x 3'7'' (109 x 109 cm).International Textile Arts Auction, Live and Online: 10/29/17. Folk, Traditional, Ethnographic, Tribal, Ceremonial Textiles, includi

Ahuayo Ingavi Province, Dept. of La Paz, Bolivia, 19th C. Aymara, Camelid. Ritual mantle of a woman from the ancient Lupaka tribe with the identifying characteristics of paired black and white stripin

(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

Aymara Woman's Cermonial Mantle Iscayo, Bolivia, 19th C. Badge of office mantle of the Tallamama, headwoman of ceremony, a pan Aymara social tradition with regional composition variations in color and

Aymara Luto Mourning Poncho, Bolivia, Possibly 19th C. Made to be worn for a year after the death of a close family member. These were commonly kept in Aymara families as heirlooms to be used when nee

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).

Carved wood Santo sculpture, depicting Santo Nino de Atocha, likely Peru or Bolivia, early 19th c., hand-painted figure shown seated in chair, accompanied by loose staff, on later base, approx 16"h, 8

Ahuayo/Shawl, Calamarca, Aymara Culture, Bolivia, C.19th C. Wide bands of patterned weave with zoomorphic designs with natural dyes. This is a particularly rare weaving. Size: 33'' x 37'' (84 x 94 cm)

Ahuayo Ingavi Province, Bolivia, C. Early 19th C.Alpaca. A woman's heirloom mantle for festivals and rituals. The design bands are full of archaic symbols and show the small termination area typical t

Navajo Manta fourth quarter 19th century hand-spun wool woven in colors of indigo, cochineal, and black; indigo bands having a diamond twill, red bands with a herringbone weave, and central black pane