Carrying cloth (inkuna) for coca

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Object Number 42-25-30/4830

Display Title Carrying cloth (inkuna) for coca

Descriptions

Indigenous Term inkuna

Inventory Description Fabric, woven alpaca wool, multicolored geometric and stripe designs, square

Classification

Fabric

Department Ethnographic

Culture

Aymará

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

South America / Peru / Puno Region / Puno Province / Chucuito

Materials Wool

Dimensions Overall: 38 x 38 x 0.1 cm (14 15/16 x 14 15/16 x 1/16 in.)

Quantity 1

Label on object 42-25-30/4830

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Object Number	Title	Classification	Geography/Provenience
42-25-30/4833	Large carrying cloth (inkuna)	Fabric	Chucuito
42-25-30/3900	Woman's coca cloth - double faced warp patterned plain weave; browns +	Fabric	Peru
42-25-30/4828	Man's coca bag	Bag	Chucuito
42-25-30/4829	Man's coca bag	Bag	Chucuito
42-25-30/3901	Man's coca bag - double faced warp patterned plain weave; vari-colored	Bag	Peru
42-25-30/3902	Man's woolen coca bag - small type; double faced warp patterned plain +	Bag	Peru
42-25-30/4850	Man's coca bag	Bag	Peru
42-25-30/4834	Woman's carrying cloth - used only in fiestas; native dyed; black is +	Fabric	Chucuito
46-81-30/5587	Woven coca cloth	Bag	Laruamarca
42-25-30/4845	Woman's carrying cloth - for fiestas, alpaca	Fabric	Chucuito
42-25-30/4831	Carrying cloth - type in daily use, of alpaca	Fabric	Chucuito
42-25-30/4827	Coca bag	Bag	Chucuito

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