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In this form of weaving the weft is loosely placed then packed down tightly with the fork resulting in a textile in which the warp is not visible
Carmel Lewis (sisters)
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Tonita Hamilton Nampeyo
Archaeological record:
Pre-Columbian Chancay Pottery Canteen Shaped Vessel, C. AD 1000-1450, #825 Sold 1700'-1800's In this form of weavingPre Columbian Chancay Pottery Canteen, 825. Description: A Pre Columbian Chancay pottery canteen shaped vessel, c. AD 1000 1450, the body round with narrow profile, a pair of handles flank the human headed spout. An attractive vessel decorated with dark brown slip. Intact, light deposits. Condition: Very good for its age. It has 2 small fire clouds on the back side, with a small chip on the lip. Dimensions: H: 11" x 6" W Provenance: Ex Los Angeles