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DepartmentTextiles-Latin America

Cushma

NameTunic

CultureAshaninka

Datec. 1970

Place madePeru, South America

MediumCotton, paint

Dimensions48 1/16 × 40 15/16 in. (122 × 104 cm)

Credit LineMuseum of International Folk Art, gift of Lloyd E. Cotsen and the Neutrogena Corporation, A.1995.93.1255

Object numberA.1995.93.1255

Collections

Selections from the Museum's Textile Collection
The Lloyd Cotsen & Neutrogena Collection

DescriptionCushma, a man's garment of painted cotton; four bands with spiral motifs are separated by five bands of vertical stripe; colors are ecru, brown, russet.

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