Pre-Columbian Nasca Sash

Fine Pre Columbian Sash, Highland Peru. Ex-collection Alberto Ulrich. Size: 21.25'' x 4.25'' (54 x 11 cm).

Pre-Columbian Nasca Culture Warrior deity Bowl | Very fine polychrome terracotta bowl from the Nasca culture of 2nd - 4th Century A.D on the southern coast of Peru | The Exterior depicts the likeness

PRE-COLUMBIAN NASCA VASE. Height: 7 1/2 in. by Width: 5 in. by Depth: 5 in.

Pre-Columbian Nasca camilid wool and natural dye pouch tassel, Peru 1-700 AD, having a cylinder finial formed of cotton stuffing covered by a red, indigo, and yellow woven geometric textile, formed of

Ancient Pre Columbian, Nasca Pottery vessel, Ex Musee Des Beaux Arte Museum Montreal 1957. Canada. Size 6 1/4 inches high x 3 1/2 inches diameter. Peru AD 300-600. A painted pottery vessel decorated w

Ancient Pre Columbian, Nasca Pottery head vessel, Ex Musee Des Beaux Arte Museum Montreal 1957. Canada. Size 5 3/4 inches high x 4 1/2 inches diameter. Peru AD 300-600. A painted pottery vessel with a

Ancient Pre Columbian Nasca Pottery Figural vessel, Ex Musee Des Beaux Arte Museum Montreal 1957. Canada. Size 7 inches high x 6 1/4 inches diameter. Peru AD 300-600. A painted pottery figural vessel

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Inca, ca. 1300 to 1500 CE. A very long and finely woven textile sash comprised of camelid (most likely alpaca or llama) wool fibers - the overall design presenting bol

**Originally Listed At $500** Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Chimu culture, ca. 700 to 1470 CE. A hand-woven textile sash made from camelid fibers, perhaps alpaca or llama, using the double weave te

4 7/8” x ¼” thick, 1 5/16” hole Jade Mayan Olmec Sash Buckle or coin

An Incan braided rope sash belt having intricate woven bindings and two ends with pom-pom ornaments at the end.

Precolumbian, Nazca / Nasca, Peru, South Coast, polychrome painted ceramic pottery kero vessel vase cup decorated with stepped geometric border at flaring lip, humanoid mythical figures, likely deitie

A Panel with Brocaded Cats, South Coast, Peru, Late Horizon, 1450-1550 CE Chimu-influenced Nasca-Inca Dark brown cotton and multicolored camelid fiber plain weave with supplementary wefts resembling t

Lot including Paracas Monkey fragment and Pre-Columbian fragment / sash. Both in custom frames. 32 1/2" x 10 1/2".

A White Shirt (Unku) with Bird Fret and Double Spiral Motifs, South Coast, Peru, Late Horizon, 1450-1550 CE Chimu-Influenced Nasca-Inca White stripped cotton and dark brown camelid fiber. The textile

**Originally Listed At $350** Pre-Columbian, South Coast Peru, Chiribaya culture, ca. 700 to 1500 CE. A vibrant and dynamic textile sash comprised of tightly-woven camelid (alpaca or llama) fibers in

5” dia. With 1 ¼” hole Jade Mayan Coin or Sash Buckle

Pre-Columbian, Southern Peru, Nasca, 300 to 700 CE. This is a ceramic bowl with a painted earthy red interior and black band around the rim. The exterior is painted with a design of abstract lobster f

Pre-Columbian, Southern Peru, Nasca, 400 to 700 CE. This is a steep-walled pottery bowl painted in the characteristic bright and bold style of Nazca (Nasca) ceramics. The interior is a deep purple red

Part of a Garment with Stylized Birds and Feathers, South Coast, Peru, Late Horizon, 1450-1550 CE Nasca-Inca Dark brown cotton and multicolored camelid fiber. The main panel plain weave with embroider

A Shirt with Bird and Frog Motifs, South Coast, Peru, Late Horizon, 1450-1550 CE Nasca-Inca Brown cotton and multicolored camelid fiber. The principle panel plain weave warp face with supplementary we

A Shirt with Brocaded Zoomorphic Motifs, South Coast, Peru, Late Horizon, 1450-1550 CE Nasca-Inca Brown cotton and multicolored camelid fiber. The principle panel , plain weave warp face with suppleme

A Complete Shirt with Bird and Feline Motifs, South Coast, Peru, Late Horizon, 1450-1550 CE Nasca-Inca Cotton and multicolored camelid fiber. The central panel, plain weave warp face with supplementar

A Bowl with Frieze of Five Inca Terns, Peru, Early Nasca, 1-200 CE Sea birds were very important for the Nasca people. They served as "indicators" of the large shoals while fishing, and thei