Ponchito, Potolo Quechua Culture, Bolivia, C.1900.

Ponchito, Potolo Quechua Culture, Bolivia, c.1900. Camelid fiber. Motifs are domestic cattle, mixed with celestial symbols. Size: 45'' x 46'' (114 x 117 cm).

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).

Five Wak'as Jalq'a Tribe Textiles, Potolo, Chuquisaca, Bolivia, c.1900. Ranging in Size from: 8'' x 4'' (20 x 10 cm) to 29'' x 7.5'' (74 x 19 cm). Very rare sampler like textiles of uncertain use. Hav

Poncho, Rodeo, Dept. of Chuquisaca, Bolivia, C. 1950 Quechua, Wool. Traditional man's poncho from a community related to the Jalq'a of Potolo but a distinct community with striping and selvage edge de

Ahuayo/Shawl, Tarabuco, Quechua Culture, Bolivia, Mid 20th c. Camelid fiber, used on festive occasions, or for carrying a baby. Size: 36'' x 52'' (91 x 132 cm).

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,

Ponchito, Aroma Aymara Culture, Dept. of La Paz, Bolivia, Late 18-19th c. Camelid fiber and natural dyes; striped bands depicting symbols. Used in dance ceremonies. Size: 34'' x 41'' (86 x 104 cm).

Llcklla, Potolo, Dept Chuquisaca, C. 1950-1980 Quechua. Woman's wedding and festival skirt of the Jalq'A People. Different birds in flight, some with a figure in a figure, are a primary subject for th

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

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).

Pair of Antique Warrior Sleeves, Quechua Indians, Bolivia. Probably a pair though not exactly the same. These were worn by fighters in Tinku battles fought between surrogates during certain festivals

Antique Quechua Awayo, Dept. of Potosi, C.1900. Very good condition. Size: 47'' x 40'' (119 x 102 cm).

Fine Wool Poncho, Potolo, Bolivia, mid 20th c. Size: 50'' x 49'' (127 x 124 cm).

LLcklla, Cala Cala (?), Bolivia, C. 1920-60, Quechua, Wool. A woman’s ceremonial mantle with a lovely raspberry pampa which can be cleaned. The elaborately woven center design band incorporating hor

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).

Ahuayo/Shawl, Quechua Culture, Peru, Circa 1900; camelid fiber. A variety of woven symbols displayed on this mantle, excellent condition. Size: 35'' x 32'' (89 x 81 cm).

Antique carved wooden bowl with two cows connected with a yoke , well handled and well used surface patina suggesting years of ceremonial use. Chicha and the sharing of the drink from a Kero has been

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)

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

Ceremonial kero cup/drinking vessel from the Quechua culture of Peru. A bat with outspread wings, a universal symbol of night, decorates the handle and rim. Two raised relief bands encircle the cup be

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

**Originally Listed At $5500** Pre-Columbian, Lake Titicaca, Bolivia, Tiwanaku culture, ca. 400 to 600 CE. Rare and striking ensemble of twin silver pectorals. Starting with lower, thick hand-hammered