Inkuna Textile Brown Blue Raspberry Aymara Bolivia 19th Century

Inkuna Textile -- Brown/Blue/Raspberry

$2,475.00
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Width:
15.00 (in)
Height:
4.00 (in)
Depth:
12.00 (in)
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Description

Acquire a masterpiece of Andean textile art with this exceptional 19th Century Inkuna Textile. This rare ceremonial cloth from the Aymara people of Bolivia features a rich brown field accented with blue and raspberry details. Woven from camelid fiber using natural dyes, this museum-quality inkuna represents the pinnacle of pre-industrial Andean weaving traditions.

Why You'll Love It:

  • Authentic 19th Century Textile – Rare Aymara inkuna from Bolivia, circa 1800s.
  • Museum-Quality Artifact – Exceptional cultural and historical significance.
  • Natural Camelid Fiber – Woven from alpaca or llama wool with superior quality.
  • Natural Dyes – Traditional plant-based dyes create rich, enduring colors.
  • Sophisticated Color Palette – Brown field with striking blue and raspberry accents.
  • Traditional Inkuna – Ceremonial carrying cloth used in Andean rituals and daily life.
  • Aymara Heritage – From one of South America's most renowned weaving cultures.
  • Generous Size – 49"W x 55"H provides impressive display presence.
  • Investment Quality – 19th century Andean textiles highly sought by collectors.
  • Excellent Condition – Remarkable preservation for age and use.
  • Versatile Display – Wall hanging, bed covering, or textile art centerpiece.
  • FREE SHIPPING – Complimentary shipping included!

Product Details:

  • Type: Inkuna (ceremonial carrying cloth)
  • Origin: Aymara people, Bolivia
  • Era: Circa 19th century
  • Material: Camelid fiber (alpaca/llama wool)
  • Dyes: Natural/plant-based
  • Colors: Brown field with blue and raspberry details
  • Dimensions: 49"W x 55"H
  • Condition: Antique, excellent for age
  • Price: $2,475.00

Cultural Significance:

Inkunas are traditional Andean carrying cloths used by Aymara women for transporting goods, carrying children, and in ceremonial contexts. The finest examples, like this piece, were reserved for special occasions and display status and weaving expertise. The sophisticated stripe patterns and natural dye palette demonstrate the technical mastery of 19th century Aymara weavers.

About Aymara Textiles:

The Aymara people of highland Bolivia maintain one of the world's oldest continuous weaving traditions. Their textiles are characterized by intricate patterns, vibrant natural dyes, and exceptional technical skill passed down through generations. 19th century pieces represent the height of this tradition before industrialization.

Perfect For:

  • Pre-Columbian and Andean textile collectors
  • Museum-quality art collections
  • Investment-grade cultural artifacts
  • Sophisticated interior design
  • Latin American folk art enthusiasts
  • Ethnographic textile collections

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