Sash Pouch

38-23-58

From: Mexico (Central America) | Nayarit

Curatorial Section: American

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Object Number 38-23-58
Current Location Collections Storage
Culture Huichol
Provenience Mexico (Central America) | Nayarit
Culture Area Central American
Section American
Materials Fiber
Description

String of small rectangular pouches sewed together at upper corners. Pouches made of small pieces of woven cloths, doubled and sewed together up sides with tassels at lower corners. Worn by men at waist for adornment and to carry small objects. 8 squares, warp pattern technique, 5 are red on white, 1 black on white weft pattern technique with red edging. 2 are red and black on white, combined weft pattern technique and cross-stitch embroidery. Designs: freno, toto flower, god's eye, etc. Pouches: 9.5 x 9 to 10 x 10 cm.

Length 90 cm
Credit Line Purchased from Robert M. Zingg, 1938

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