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Object Number
77-42-30/11707
Display Title
Scarf, made of wool and vicuna
Descriptions
Object Description
Scarf, made of wool and vicuna
Inventory Description
Scarf, brown with stripes of white, red, blue, and green, with red fringe
Classification
- Scarf
Department
Ethnographic
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
South America
/
Peru
/
<State>
/
<County>
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Purro
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Ayonara
Additional Geographic Terms
Purro
Materials
Vicuna wool, Sheep wool
Dimensions
Overall: 178 x 24.5 cm (70 1/16 x 9 5/8 in.)
Quantity
1
Label on object
77-42-30/11707/ POISON
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 77-41-30/11704 | Poncho, made of vicuna |
Poncho
|
Ayonara
| |
| 31-52-60/D3877 | Scarf of crudely dyed wool |
Scarf
|
India
| |
| 998-22-70/5795 | Scarf |
Scarf
|
Timor
| |
| 42-25-30/3867 | Man's knitted cap of vicuna wool - 2 ear flaps; brown with narrow + |
Hat
|
Puno Region
| |
| 77-84-30/13099 | Wool of vicuna, 2 lots |
Hair
|
Ancient Cemetery
| |
| 993-2-20/27618 | Scarf |
Scarf
|
San Cristobal de Las Casas
| |
| 35-36-60/1961 | Scarf |
Scarf
|
Thailand
| |
| 42-25-30/3804 | Miniature crocheted scarf - white; used in festa of sta. barbara |
Scarf
|
Puno Region
| |
| 2013.24.27 | Scarf, one piece, white gauze weave with multicolored checkerboard patterns, fringes on both ends |
Scarf
|
Coban
| |
| 35-36-60/1978 | Scarf |
Scarf
|
Thailand
| |
| 993-2-20/27617 | Scarf |
Raw Material
Scarf |
San Cristobal de Las Casas
| |
| 32-30-30/52 | Embroidered mantle depicting llamas |
Woven Fiber
|
Paracas?
|