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Llama collar and rattles

Quechua Peoplesecond half of 20th century

MUDEC - Museum of Cultures

MUDEC - Museum of Cultures
Milan, Italy

Pack animal collar dyed with natural and synthetic colors, this braided collar has three tassels at each end. In the center, six rows of tassels (eight joined together per row) alternate with a rattle and two bells.
Llamas are among the most important animals in the Andean world. Beyond their many practical uses, they were also employed in rituals and processions, and as tribute to the state.

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  • Title: Llama collar and rattles
  • Creator: Quechua People
  • Date Created: second half of 20th century
  • Location Created: Peru, Department of Cusco, Písac
  • Physical Dimensions: h 60 x 40 cm
  • Type: Object
  • Rights: Milan, MUDEC - Museum of Cultures, inv. PAM 1427
  • Medium: Camelid wool and bronze
  • Collocazione: Currently not on view
MUDEC - Museum of Cultures

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