Fragments Possibly 700 - 900

weaving, textile

worn

sculpture

textured

detailed texture

weaving

textile

rugged

text

grainy texture

carved into stone

latin-american

texture

natural texture

organic texture

"Fragments" is a fragment of a Nazca textile, dating to possibly 700–900, and is housed at the Art Institute of Chicago. The textile depicts a band of geometric patterns, including stylized figures. The textile is a testament to the intricate craftsmanship of the Nazca culture, known for its intricate textiles and geoglyphs. The piece is a captivating example of Nazca art and helps us understand their artistic sensibilities and cultural practices.