Mantle, Oruro Aymara Culture, Bolivia, Circa 1850

Mantle, Oruro Aymara Culture, Bolivia, Circa 1850,camelid fiber. Made of one loom panel, with striped band colors; a few pulled threads. Size: 32'' x 44'' (81 x 112 cm).

Mantita La Paz (woman’s shawl mantle) Department of La Paz. Circa 1900. Natural and aniline dyes. Alpaca. Aymara Indian cult. Size: 39'' x 27'' (99 x 69 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).

Mid/Late 19th C. T'alla Mama/Chieftain's Wife Ceremonial Mantle; Calamarca, Dept. of La Paz, Bolivia. Natural dyes; alpaca. During certain ceremonies the T'alla (chief woman or chief wizard) of the Ca

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).

Mid 19th C. Woman's Ceremonial Alpaca Mantle/Ahuayo, Aymara People, Sica-Sica, Bolivia. The Sica Sica Aymara women were exceptional weavers. This fine ceremonial woman's mantle, ahuayo, demonstrates t

Early 20th C Aymara Mantle (awayo), Bolivia; alpacca wool, pattern weave. Size: 43'' x 41'' (109 x 104 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding C

Mantita La Paz (woman’s shawl mantle) Department of La Paz. Early 20th century. Natural and aniline dyes. Alpaca. Aymara Indian culture. Size: 33'' x 22'' (84 x 56 cm).

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

Ahuayo, Dept. Potosi, C. 1850 Aymara. Woman's heirloom mantle used during annual festivals and most likely employed in the weddings of descendants. Pointed latch hook design and bicolor "Chimi" field

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

Ahuayo, Calamarca, Dept La Paz, C.1850, Aymara. Woman's heirloom ritual mantle with rare "split" pampa design and typical local symbols of the Sun, Oxen And Birds. Preponderant Use Of White Is An Iden

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

Poncho, Potolo Quechua Culture, Bolivia, Circa 1900. Images are marked by use of real and phantasmal symbols; small holes. Size: 50'' x 48'' (127 x 122 cm).

Poncho, Potolo Quechua Culture, Bolivia, Circa 1900. Wool fiber, with pre-Hispanic concepts evident in the designs. Size: 48'' x 51'' (122 x 130 x cm).

Aksu, Potolo, Quechua Culture, Bolivia, Circa 1900; camelid fiber. Woman’s over skirt in earlier style with unique background figures characteristic of area. Size: 30'' x 43'' (76 x 109 cm).

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/Shawl, Lake Titikaka, Aymara Culture, Bolivia, middle 19 c., silkiest camelid fiber, woman's shoulder cloth with striking black background and of narrow stripes, symbolizing pre-Hispanic motifs

Large gilt framed over mantle mirror, circa 1850. 35 ½" h x 59 ½" w

Gorgeous gold leaf mantle mirror Circa 1850. This fantastic mirror is in solid condition with mild wear. Please view all pics for condition. 27H x 66W x 5D.

Allegory of Love, a Gilt and Patinated bronze mantle clock Paris, Circa 1850. The gilt-metal repousse dial with white and black enamel Roman numerals, the twin train movement and clock case numbered 1

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

Vicuna Tunic Aymara Culture, 20th century, Bolivia Fine warp faced man’s tunic of undyed vicuna with running stripes. Light wear and no soil. Provenance: ex Jean Lions Collection, Geneva, Switz

**Originally Listed At $500** South America, Peru or Bolivia, Aymara culture, ca. early 20th century CE. A lovely textile coca cloth comprised of tightly-woven camelid (alpaca or llama wool) fibers pr