Border by Chancay

Border Possibly 1000 - 1476

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weaving, textile

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pattern heavy

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random pattern

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weaving

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textile

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text

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organic pattern

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latin-american

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repetition of pattern

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vertical pattern

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regular pattern

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pattern repetition

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layered pattern

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funky pattern

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repetitive pattern

"Border" is a textile from the Chancay culture, dating back to possibly 1000-1476 CE, and is now located in the Art Institute of Chicago. The textile features a repeating pattern of stylized birds with elaborate tails, set against a red background. The birds are depicted in various colors, including black, purple, pink, brown and yellow. They are outlined in black and have a geometric design. The textile has two borders with a geometric pattern in red, gold and yellow. This textile is an example of the Chancay culture's mastery of textile art, utilizing intricate designs with bold colors to create a visually captivating piece.

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