Tassel 500 - 900

weaving, textile

natural stone pattern

weaving

textile

pattern making

text

geometric pattern

pattern design

repetitive shape and pattern

latin-american

fabric design

repetition of pattern

regular pattern

pattern repetition

layered pattern

This intricately woven "Tassel" is a remarkable example of Nazca textile art, dating back to 500-900 CE. The textile, now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago, features a striking geometric pattern in vibrant red and yellow hues. The complex geometric motifs, characteristic of Nazca textiles, suggest a deep understanding of textile techniques and design. These intricate patterns may have held symbolic meaning for the Nazca people, showcasing their artistic skill and cultural beliefs.