Nasca-Huari stepped and spiral motifs

Title (Dublin Core): Nasca-Huari stepped and spiral motifs
Description (Dublin Core): Nasca-Huari Culture textile. This piece of cloth combines steps, that symbolize the connection between worlds, with spirals, as a symbol of regeneration. The technique is simple plain cloth patches sewn together (patchwork) and tie-dyed.
Identifier (Dublin Core): ML600008
Type (Dublin Core): Textile fabrics, Ancient
Creator (Dublin Core): Unknown, Nasca-Huari culture
Date (Dublin Core): Fusion Epoch (800-1300 A.D)
Subject (Dublin Core): Nazca; cotton (textile); textile design; Mythology, Peruvian
Medium (Dublin Core): Cotton fibers and Camelid fiber yarns
Format (Dublin Core): 75.9 x 124.7 cm
Coverage (Dublin Core): Coast of southern Peru
Source (Dublin Core): Larco Museum, Peru; https://www.museolarco.org/catalogo/ficha.php?id=32936
Rights (Dublin Core): Copyright © 2018 Museo Larco