Fragment Possibly 800 - 1100

This fragment of a textile, possibly from 800 - 1100 CE, was created by the Wari people of ancient Peru and is currently housed at the Art Institute of Chicago. The textile, which displays stylized designs and figures against a plain background, is a prime example of the Wari's mastery of textile production, showcasing their intricate weaving techniques and geometric patterns. The use of bold colors and sharp lines creates a powerful visual impact, showcasing the skill and artistry of the Wari people. This fragment offers insight into the cultural and aesthetic values of a long-gone civilization.