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Peruvian Wari culture

Wari Tunic, ca. 600-850

Description

Maker

  • Unknown

Culture

Peruvian

Title

Wari Tunic

Year

ca. 600-850

Medium

Wool and cotton interlocked tapestry weave

Materials/Techniques

Materials

  • wool,
  • cotton

Techniques

  • tapestry weave

Dimensions

Length: 219.7 cm (86 1/2 inches)

Type

  • Textiles

Credit

Mary B. Jackson Fund and Edgar S. Lownes Fund

Object Number

40.007

Projects & Publications

Publications

Wari

Lords of the Ancient Andes

Selected Works

A World of Costume and Textiles

A Handbook of the Collection

Exhibition History

Exhibition History

A World of Costume and Textiles

September 22 - November 12, 1989

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