Description: Normal 0 21 false false false ES-BO X-NONE X-NONE A SUPERB AYMARA ANDEAN INDIAN CH’UTA DANCE COSTUME #11888 #11888 is an authentic, impressive and beautiful vintage/antique Aymara Indian dance costume worn by men during Ch’uta dances. The ensemble dates to the early 1970’s with colorful, traditional designs. The set is constructed of real woolen cloth lined with gingham cloth. The jacket and pants are constructed of red and green woolen cloth, medium weight gingham cloth, cotton cloth, heavy, natural burlap cloth, Merino sheep wool and cotton trade yarn, early synthetic trade yarn, fine white and colored rickrack, satin ribbon and silver-colored metal “hawk” bells in two sizes with stone rattles. 1972-1974 The jacket is 21 inches high; the shoulders are 16 inches wide. The pants are 27 ½ inches wide, 35 1/2 inches long; the waist is 15 1/2 inches wide. The tailoring is professional and the embroidery is even and perfectly executed. Excellent, lightly used condition. Feel free to ask for a complete condition report for this superb example. Free shipping to the U.S.ATALISMANSOUT AND ANDESAMAZON "DATING" TERMS: PREHISTORIC, PRE-COLUMBIAN, ANCIENT = Before around A.D. 1500. 18TH CENTURY = A.D. 1700 to 1799. 19th CENTURY = 1800 to 1899. TURN-OF-THE-19TH-CENTURY = 1890 to 1910. EARLY-20TH CENTURY = 1900 to 1933. MID-20TH CENTURY = 1934 to 1966. LATE-20TH CENTURY = 1967 to 1999. TURN-OF-THE-20TH-CENTURY = 1995 to 2005. EARLY-21ST CENTURY = 2000 to Present. COLONIAL = A.D. 1532 to 1825. ANTIQUE = Over 50 years old. VINTAGE = Over 30 years old. CONTEMPORARY = Made in the last 5 years. CIRCA = "Approximately/around/within a few years of." TLISMANSOUTH AND ANDES AMAZON TEXTILE “CONDITION” TERMS: Terms used to describe the physical condition of textiles is often subjective and varies greatly from one observer to another. What certain dealers identify as “mint” condition, we call “good”; what some call “excellent” condition, we call “fair.” Following are explanations of the terms we use. MINT = Like new. Unused -- as if recently removed from the loom. No wear or patina of any kind. These textiles may have “nubs” or even loose, uncut threads left over from the weaving process. EXCELLENT = Usually only lightly used, often well-guarded or stored for many years. Some textiles might exhibit insignificant, light wear, staining or soiling from use. Older textiles commonly show, patina and sheen from age. The colors may have muted ever so slightly due to age or exposure, often improving the beauty of a textile. From a displayable distance, textiles appear perfect. VERY GOOD = Usually lightly or only periodically used. The textiles often lightly but evenly worn with no tears or distracting holes. Older textiles may exhibit lightly darkened surfaces from use and age (staining and soiling) or with lightly noticeable discoloration. At a displayable distance, textiles appear in outstanding condition. GOOD = Usually moderately to well-used. Light to medium staining, either isolated or throughout, represents a common characteristic of this condition. Parts of the textile may feature tiny holes from wear, occasionally exposing hidden warp or weft yarns. Lightly frayed edges often manifest in these textiles. Surface discoloration due to age and exposure often improves the appearance of a textile in “GOOD” condition. Light or isolated, dye “run” occasionally appears. Textiles display well, despite minor damage. FAIR = Either well-used or moderately abused. “Bleeding” or dye “run” as well as extensive wear characterize these textiles. Missing sections of fringe, tassels or edges often result from overuse. Many 20th-century weavings exhibit noticeably faded colors. Textiles in otherwise excellent condition may contain a single isolated sector of damage, such as a large hole, that greatly reduces its aesthetic appeal. Most vintage tribal textiles for sale in the Western Hemisphere constitute those in “FAIR” to “GOOD” condition. POOR = Textiles exhibiting extreme usage and damage. These pieces do not display well and serve primarily as study specimens or examples of very rare textiles. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST AND SUPPORT Copyright © 2006-2008, 2010, 2011 Pete Fritz All Rights Reserved
Price: 599 USD
Location: La Paz
End Time: 2025-02-12T13:57:03.000Z
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Original/Reproduction: Original
Culture: Native American
