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Pre-Columbian Peruvian Inca culture (1438-1572 CE).
A stunning feather work poncho featuring a variety of vibrantly colored tropical bird feathers woven on the cotton base with the special Incan shingle style stitching, featuring four jaguar figures in the corners-the jaguar being a symbol of strength in many pre-Columbian cultures.
This rare piece of pre-Columbian history is professionally mounted in a sturdy, custom frame protected by glass.
Feather garments like this were usually reserved for royalty or nobility.
Measures 28.5 x 55.25 inches. Frame measures 37.5 x 65.25 inches.
Condition: The poncho appears to be in very good condition and has been properly conserved, however it has not been removed from the framework.
Must be professionally packaged to ship as it is very large and heavy.
