Framed Pre-Columbian Peruvian Woven Textile Fragment with Zoomorphic Motifs & Fringe

Description

Framed Pre-Columbian Peruvian/Andean woven textile fragment, attributed to coastal Peruvian cultures (such as Chancay or Chimú, circa 1000–1476 CE). The textile features colorful bands of zoomorphic bird and animal figures, horizontal leaf/feather geometric patterns, and original hanging twisted fringe along the lower border. Preserved in a custom frame with hand-painted gold and red geometric triangular border motifs. Origin / Style: Pre-Columbian Coastal Peru Medium: Woven dyed natural fiber textile with fringe, custom glazed frame Condition: Historical textile fragment in well-preserved framed condition; displays age-appropriate wear, natural fiber fraying, and minor thread loss consistent with antiquity. Location: Phoenix, Arizona. Age and cultural attribution are based on visual characteristics and have not been independently carbon dated or lab authenticated. Please review all photos carefully before making an offer.