Band Possibly 1000 - 1476
lambayeque
theartinstituteofchicago
fibre-art, weaving, textile
fibre-art
weaving
textile
wall hanging
indigenous-americas
"Band" is a collection of three woven textile fragments created by the Lambayeque culture of northern Peru, dating back to 1000 - 1476 CE. These fragments, now in the Art Institute of Chicago, showcase the intricate craftsmanship of the Lambayeque people, with detailed geometric patterns and stylized figures. The textile fragments are made of cotton and wool, exhibiting a range of colors, including browns, greens, and oranges. The repetitive motifs, like the stylized trees and animals, demonstrate the artistic vocabulary of the Lambayeque, reflecting their cultural beliefs and social structure. These fragments are a testament to the enduring legacy of textile arts in pre-Columbian South America.
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