Indigenous Peruvian and Guatemalan Weavings

Set of (6) indigenous weavings, hand-loomed polychrome wool, Peruvian and Guatemalan origin, makers unknown (unmarked), circa late 20th century, manta/corte type and smaller weavings with attached tas

A. SULCA, PERUVIAN WEAVING, H 4', W 5':A. Sulca Peruvian weaving signed at edge. Numerous geometric designs throughout including birds. For a high resolution photo

Ca. 1950s-1960s, Hand loomed wool manta from South America. 42-1/2" x 48"

Pair Inca portraits, tempera on panel, 19th/20th c., indigenous Peruvian peoples, each initialed lower right "H. G.", 11.5"h x 7.5"w (sight), 15.75"h x 12"w (frames)

Juan Sisay (Guatemalan, 1921-1989). An original painting on canvas. A folk art work depicting a two indigenous Guatemalan figures in traditional costume, holding ceremonial candles items. Artist signa

Flora Zarate (Indigenous Peruvian Artist). Birds Of The Rainforest. Signed. Fabric art. Excellent condition. Image is 9.5" x 9.5". Frame is 21" x 21". Est. $200-300. Ship:$45

Pre Columbian Chancay Loin Cloth Textile 36''x23.5''. Peruvian weaving with geometric bird motif. Total framed size 39.5''x27''. 1000 to 1500AD, Peru.

6 Original Cusco, Peru Watercolors, Unframed, Market Scenes and 3 Unusual ''pictures'' of Miniature Clothing Made from Recycled Antique Peruvian Weaving Remnants. The Largest of the Watercolors measur

Hand painted ceramic Figurals of native Peruvian women holding pottery. Painted with a high gloss paint, one blue, one green . Hollow. Unsigned .Measure 8 x 7 x 6 in. Peruvian Style Ceramic Figurals,

Marie-Noelle Fontan (French, b. 1948) Two Works. "Philodendron," two contemporary weavings, Guatemalan materials. Framed. Verso signed and titled. Framed. Sizes: 1) 23.5'' x 4'', 60 x 10 cm (sight); 3

Antique South American Shipibo hand painted "effigy" vase or figural Oella from the Shipibo tribe, indigenous to the Peruvian rain forest. Hand cast pottery is glazed with natural pigments in a two to

A pair of 19th century George C. Shreve and Co. Sterling salt and pepper shakers. The sides are decorated with Chinese, Guatemalan, Mexican and Peruvian coins. The feet are made from East India Co. an

The Bora are an indigenous tribe of the Peruvian, Colombian, and Brazilian Amazon, located between the Putumayo and Napo rivers.The Bora speak a Witotan language and comprise approximately 2,000 peopl

Two Kuna embroidered mats, two Guatemalan spindles, two Peruvian alpaca mats (mounted: 17"Sq. / one with tear) and belt, Nazca textile, and two Peruvian mats and child's poncho. (From the Newark Museu

STERLING SILVER INDIGENOUS & WILDLIFE INSPIRED BROOCHES Sterling silver brooches inspired by Indigenous culture and wildlife, includes: Sailfish Phoenix Llama Figure weaving on a textile loom Da

Matching Peruvian tie clip and cufflinks with indigenous patterns. Marked 18k and Peru on backs. Tie clip 1-3/4" wide and cufflink diameter 3/4" wide. 25.6 grams. AJ.

All ancient artifacts including a Tumi blade made of copper 5.5 inches X 3.75 inches with old tag. A smaller copper tumi likely Peruvian / Moche, two copper arrowheads, two copper weaving tools (awls)

South America, Northern Peru, ca. mid 20th century CE. A group of eight shamanic wands used by the "curanderos" (healers) and shamans of Indigenous Andean peoples, hand-carved from chonta wood. Each o

Pair of Peruvian Pachamama Fertility Statues (Pre Columbian). Pachamama is a goddess revered by the indigenous peoples of the Andes. In Inca mythology she is an Earth Mother type goddess, and a fertil

Two Piece Lot, to include a Guatemalan cover-mam tribe, Santiago Chimaltenango, along with a Peruvian North Sierra wool poncho, circa 1955.

**Originally Listed At $400** Pre-Columbian, Central Coast Peru, Chimu & Chancay, ca. 1100 to 1470 CE. A fine collection of 3 textile fragments from ancient Peruvian cultures, woven from cotton and ca

Including: reproduction Mayan pedestal platter, and (3) Peruvian reconstituted weapons, appear to have used original mace and axe heads; handles wrapped with original Pre-Columbian weavings. Dimension

Sisal set, Peruvian sandals, dolls, alpaca slippers, and caps. Bolivian bag, Inca modern cap, Guatemalan doll and Ecuadorian sandals. (From the Newark Museum, NJ.)

John Clymer (1907 - 1989), Indigenous Women, oil on canvas, 20 x 24 signed lower right: J Clymer Provenance: The Estate of Thomas C. M. Logan, Canada