Coca-Bag, late Nazca-Ica-Chincha culture
According to Mr. Ferdinand Anton 
this textile was most probably used as a Coca-Bag and depicts four zoomorphic heads with open mouths framed by eight birds heads. Very small areas of ancient repair. Interesting piece. 
Mounted on linen in a plexiglass frame 
Abt. 800-1400 AD

27 cm x 13 cm

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Sleeve band, Ica-Chincha culture
Geometric design. In a Mahogany frame 
Abt. 900-1200 AD

40 cm x 7 cm

CHF 560.--

Textile in Needle Knit technique, Proto-Nazca culture
Depicting a trophy head. 
Interesting collectors piece. In a  Mahogany frame.
Abt. 200 AD

 9 cm x 5 cm ( Face )
 12 cm x 13 cm ( Entire piece )

CHF 1'200.--

Fringe in Needle Knit technique, Proto-Nazca culture
 Figures with hair. This fringe was originally the border of a large mantle. This piece is an exceptional collectors item not only for its workmanship, but also for the wonderful variety of colours used which shows that a great artist has made this gem of Precolumbian Art. Mounted on linen.
Abt. 200 BC

 125 cm x 14 cm 

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Textile fragment,  Huari culture
Depicting a Jaguar. In a Mahogany frame.  
Abt. 700-1000 AD

12 cm x 7 cm

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