North Coast Collection

Two Tapestry-woven Panel Fragments, 1000-1460s. Creator: Unknown
Two Tapestry-woven Panel Fragments, 1000-1460s. These two fragments, mounted side-by-side, come from the Chimu Empire of Perus north coast

Sarong, mid 1800s. Creator: Unknown
Sarong, mid 1800s

Sarong, 1800s. Creator: Unknown
Sarong, 1800s. This sarong, overlaid with gold leaf (or gold dust), would have been worn for high ceremonial occasions and festivals

Tapestry Fragment, 700-1370s. Creator: Unknown
Tapestry Fragment, 700-1370s. The prominent figure duplicated on this brightly coloured fragment is known today simply as a " Lord

Peruvian Textiles: Mantle or Hanging, Loincloth, Turban, Padded Hat, Band with Tassels, 1200-1460s

Mantle or Hanging, 1200-1460s. Creator: Unknown
Mantle or Hanging, 1200-1460s

Loose Textile Fragments, c. 50-650. Creator: Unknown
Loose Textile Fragments, c. 50-650

Loincloth, 1200-1460s. Creator: Unknown
Loincloth, 1200-1460s. Loincloths were basic mens wear in ancient Peru. However, the extraordinary size of high-status examples--this one is eight feet long when unfolded--makes it hard to know how

Large Cloth, c. 1100-1400. Creator: Unknown
Large Cloth, c. 1100-1400

Large Cloth, 1100-1400. Creator: Unknown
Large Cloth, 1100-1400

Lower Border of a Garment, 1000-1470s. Creator: Unknown
Lower Border of a Garment, 1000-1470s

Backrest of a Litter, 900-1470. Creator: Unknown
Backrest of a Litter, 900-1470. This rare, dramatic object served as the back support of a litter carried by human porters

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