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INCA WOMEN WEAVING. Mamaconas, chosen women of Inca society, weaving cloth for the Inca ruler

INCA WOMEN WEAVING. Mamaconas, chosen women of Inca society, weaving cloth for the Inca ruler


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INCA WOMEN WEAVING. Mamaconas, chosen women of Inca society, weaving cloth for the Inca ruler

INCA WOMEN WEAVING.
Mamaconas, chosen women of Inca society, weaving cloth for the Inca ruler. Drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno. (The first new chronicle and good government), 1583-1615, by Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala

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1590s American Indian Attendant Ayala Cloth Felipe Guaman Inca Incan Native American Peru Peruvian Poma Staff Weave


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This print titled "INCA WOMEN WEAVING" takes us back in time to the late 16th century, showcasing a significant aspect of Inca society. The image depicts Mamaconas, chosen women of high status within the Inca civilization, diligently weaving cloth for the revered Inca ruler. The drawing is derived from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno (The first new chronicle and good government), a historical work by Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala. It beautifully captures the essence of this ancient practice that played a crucial role in Incan culture. Seated inside an impressive building, these skilled women are seen focused on their task with great precision and dedication. Their expertise in weaving intricate patterns using traditional techniques is evident as they create exquisite pieces of cloth. The presence of staff members around them suggests that this process was not only important but also highly valued within Inca society. Each thread woven represents not just craftsmanship but also cultural heritage passed down through generations. This remarkable artwork provides us with a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Peruvian history and Native American traditions. It serves as a reminder of the ingenuity and creativity possessed by indigenous communities long before modern technology emerged. As we admire this piece from Granger Art on Demand's Carousel Collection, let it inspire us to appreciate and preserve these invaluable cultural practices that continue to shape our world today.

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