ANCIENT TEXTILES | Pre-Columbian HATS |
The William Siegal Gallery offers rare and excellent examples of creative textile weaving in the form of hats. In Pre-Columbian cultures, headwear was very significant because it denoted hierachy status & societal association. Called, "Four Corners," because they are square. These are cut pile & crocheted examples of some of the most beautiful styles.
CULTURES | Inca, Huari
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BRAIDED HAIR HAT
Camelid Wool/Hair
Huari Culture
500 - 800 A.D. |
FEZ
Camelid Wool/Yarn/Feathers/Gold
Inca Culture
1400 - 1532 A.D. |
FEZ
Camelid wool yarn/
Inca Culture
1400 - 1532 A.D. |
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