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Pre-Columbian Peruvian textile fragment dating to about 11th–15th century A.D., woven in wool and cotton, measuring 200 mm by 120 mm, in good condition, acquired from a German private collection in 2024 and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity and a Spanish Export License.
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ITEM: Textile fragment
MATERIAL: Wool and cotton
CULTURE: Pre-Columbian, Peru
PERIOD: 11th - 15th Century A.D
DIMENSIONS: 200 mm x 120 mm
CONDITION: Good condition
PROVENANCE: Ex German private collection, A.K.H., acquired between 1980 to 2007
Comes with Certificate of Authenticity and Export license
This remarkable Pre-Columbian textile fragment, dating from approximately 1000 to 1400 A.D., offers a compelling glimpse into the sophisticated textile traditions of Late Intermediate Period Mesoamerica and the Andean region. During this vibrant era—marked by the rule of dominant cultures such as the Chimú, late Chancay, and early Inca ancestral groups—textiles were far more than utilitarian garments; they served as primary mediums for political status, spiritual storytelling, and social identity. Hand-woven on traditional backstrap looms using finely spun camelid fibers (such as alpaca or llama wool) and native cotton, the fragment preserves the extraordinary craftsmanship and complex aesthetic sensibilities of its ancient weavers.
Visually, the piece is defined by its striking geometric abstractions and highly stylized iconographic motifs. Common themes of this period include repeating animal forms—such as cosmic birds, felines, or marine creatures—intermingled with stepped frets, diagonal bands, and mirrored patterns. The master weavers achieved rich, resilient hues through natural dye processes derived from local minerals, cochineal insects, and plant extracts like indigo. These dynamic patterns reflected a deeply structured worldview, where balance, duality, and spatial harmony governed both artistic output and religious cosmology.
Beyond its physical beauty, a preserved textile from this epoch represents an astounding survival against the passage of time. Made possible by the hyper-arid microclimates of coastal burial sites or careful ritual deposition, such fragments reveal crucial details about ancient trade networks, technological mastery, and ritual practices. Today, this artifact stands as a tangible link to the Andean and Mesoamerican past—an intricate work of fiber art that continues to captivate collectors, historians, and admirers of classical antiquity alike.
Seller's Story
Your Antiquarian offers ancient art and ancient coins. Our main objective is to offer the highest quality at the best price respecting and strictly complying with the laws of heritage protection and UNESCO heritage norms. Therefore, all the pieces that are published come from private collections in which the provenance can be checked or international auctions. All our antiquities and coins are accompanied by their Certificate of Authenticity. We have a no quibble 90 day return policy. At Your Antiquarian we are committed to helping disadvantaged groups and for this reason a portion of each purchase is donated to charities to help people in need.
Translated by Google TranslateITEM: Textile fragment
MATERIAL: Wool and cotton
CULTURE: Pre-Columbian, Peru
PERIOD: 11th - 15th Century A.D
DIMENSIONS: 200 mm x 120 mm
CONDITION: Good condition
PROVENANCE: Ex German private collection, A.K.H., acquired between 1980 to 2007
Comes with Certificate of Authenticity and Export license
This remarkable Pre-Columbian textile fragment, dating from approximately 1000 to 1400 A.D., offers a compelling glimpse into the sophisticated textile traditions of Late Intermediate Period Mesoamerica and the Andean region. During this vibrant era—marked by the rule of dominant cultures such as the Chimú, late Chancay, and early Inca ancestral groups—textiles were far more than utilitarian garments; they served as primary mediums for political status, spiritual storytelling, and social identity. Hand-woven on traditional backstrap looms using finely spun camelid fibers (such as alpaca or llama wool) and native cotton, the fragment preserves the extraordinary craftsmanship and complex aesthetic sensibilities of its ancient weavers.
Visually, the piece is defined by its striking geometric abstractions and highly stylized iconographic motifs. Common themes of this period include repeating animal forms—such as cosmic birds, felines, or marine creatures—intermingled with stepped frets, diagonal bands, and mirrored patterns. The master weavers achieved rich, resilient hues through natural dye processes derived from local minerals, cochineal insects, and plant extracts like indigo. These dynamic patterns reflected a deeply structured worldview, where balance, duality, and spatial harmony governed both artistic output and religious cosmology.
Beyond its physical beauty, a preserved textile from this epoch represents an astounding survival against the passage of time. Made possible by the hyper-arid microclimates of coastal burial sites or careful ritual deposition, such fragments reveal crucial details about ancient trade networks, technological mastery, and ritual practices. Today, this artifact stands as a tangible link to the Andean and Mesoamerican past—an intricate work of fiber art that continues to captivate collectors, historians, and admirers of classical antiquity alike.
Seller's Story
Your Antiquarian offers ancient art and ancient coins. Our main objective is to offer the highest quality at the best price respecting and strictly complying with the laws of heritage protection and UNESCO heritage norms. Therefore, all the pieces that are published come from private collections in which the provenance can be checked or international auctions. All our antiquities and coins are accompanied by their Certificate of Authenticity. We have a no quibble 90 day return policy. At Your Antiquarian we are committed to helping disadvantaged groups and for this reason a portion of each purchase is donated to charities to help people in need.
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文化
Pre-Columbian, Peru
世紀/年代
11th - 15th Century A.D
商品名
Textile fragment. Spanish Export License
取得先
Private collection
取得年
2024
素材
Wool and cotton
取得国
Germany
コンディション
Good
前所有者の取得先
Antique market
前所有者 - 取得年
1990
前所有者 - 取得国
Germany
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The seller was informed by Catawiki about documentation requirements and guarantees the following: - the object was legally obtained, - the seller has the right to sell and/or export the object, as relevant, - the seller will provide the necessary provenance information and arrange required documentation and permits/licenses, as applicable and as per local laws, - the seller will notify the buyer of any delays in obtaining permits/licenses. By bidding, you acknowledge that import documentation may be required depending on your country of residence and that obtaining permits/licenses may cause delays in the delivery of your object.
