DISCOVERART

Nasca

Panel (Probably from a Mantle)

A.D. 800/900
Cotton and wool (camelid), tubular plain weave double cloth with stripes of four-color complementary warp weave; plied warp fringe
28.9 × 10.2 cm (11.4 × 4 in)

SEE IT IN PERSON

Not currently on view

In the collection of Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · as of July 2026

View at artic.edu ↗Plan a visit ↗

Discussion

Be the first to share your thoughts.

Sign in to join the discussion.

Community guidelines

More by Nasca

Border FragmentBorder FragmentFragment (Border)Fragment (Border)Bowl Depicting Abstract Plants, Probably CactusBowl Depicting Abstract Plants, Probably CactusBowl with Repeated Spiral-Like MotifsBowl with Repeated Spiral-Like MotifsBowl Depicting Fish, Sharks, or WhalesBowl Depicting Fish, Sharks, or WhalesBowl with Concentric Half-Circle Motifs Descending from RimBowl with Concentric Half-Circle Motifs Descending from RimBowl Depicting Rows of Spotted BirdsBowl Depicting Rows of Spotted BirdsOpen Bowl with Areas Depicting Abstract Plants and Animal MotifsOpen Bowl with Areas Depicting Abstract Plants and Animal Mo

More like this

Band FragmentsLambayeque — Band FragmentsFragment (From a Border)Greece, Attica — Fragment (From a Border)PanelIndia — PanelFragment (Loincloth)Chimú — Fragment (Loincloth)SamplerMexico — SamplerScarf/SashTurkey or Russia — Scarf/SashTrouser BandHan-Chinese — Trouser BandFragment from the Mantle of Don FelipeIslamic — Fragment from the Mantle of Don FelipeCarpetSpain, Alpujarra — CarpetCoca BagInca — Coca BagPanelIndia — PanelSaddle CoverCaucasus, Karabagh District — Saddle Cover