Border Fragment c. 100 - 200
paracas
theartinstituteofchicago
textile
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fashion mockup
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textile
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pattern making
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fashion and textile design
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text
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hand-embroidered
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pattern design
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latin-american
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fabric design
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pattern repetition
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textile design
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imprinted textile
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layered pattern
"Border Fragment" is a textile fragment, likely a piece of a larger garment, created by the Paracas people of ancient Peru between 100 and 200 CE. The piece is characterized by its intricate woven patterns in vibrant colors, typical of Paracas textiles. The patterns are predominantly geometric, with stylized figures and designs. The piece showcases the skill and artistic vision of the Paracas culture, whose textiles are renowned for their complexity and beauty, and provides a glimpse into their artistic traditions and cultural beliefs. This fragment is currently on display at the Art Institute of Chicago.
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