Framed Pre-Columbian Peruvian Textile Fragment — Anthropomorphic Figures (33" x 46")

Description

Large framed Pre-Columbian Andean/Peruvian textile fragment attributed to the coastal Chancay or Chimú culture (circa 1000–1476 CE). The woven openwork gauze textile displays distinct horizontal registers and columns of stylized standing anthropomorphic figures/deities holding staffs or ritual implements. The fragment is custom mounted on linen backboard within a decorative hand-painted gold-accented frame. Dimensions: 33" x 46" (framed overall) Origin / Style: Pre-Columbian Coastal Peru (Andean) Medium: Woven natural fiber textile fragment in custom glazed frame Condition: Authentic antique fragment with age-appropriate surface patina, natural fiber fraying, and minor losses typical of archaeological textile survival. Location: Phoenix, Arizona. Culture attribution, precise dating, and archaeological origin have not been independently tested or certified. Prospective buyers should inspect all photos and submit inquiries or offers through the platform.