A Nazca Mantle Border. c. 100 - 300 AD...

Description

A Nazca Mantle Border
c. 100 - 300 AD

Consisting of forty-four joined figures made of crossed-loop threads, most holding a large spatulate fan, others hold a staff or curved implement, each with long twined brown hair flowing from their heads. In a startling variety of color combinations. In excellent condition, the colors fresh. Framed in a Plexiglass box.

Provenance:
Property of a New Mexican Collector

Length: 41 ¼ inches; frame, 46 x 11 ¼ inches


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