on Jul 29, 2015
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| Origin | Escoma Pueblo, Camacho Province, east of Lake Titikaka, Bolivia, South America | | Approximate Age | Antique, mid-20th century | | Materials | The weft is handspun natural llama wool | | Approximate Size | 60 inches by 58 inches | Wayruru are special, spiritual red and black beans traditionally used for protection from malignant energies
There are 38 warps per inch and 11 wefts per inch
18TH CENTURY = A.D. 1700 to 1799
19th CENTURY = 1800 to 1899
TURN OF THE 19TH CENTURY = 1890 to 1910
EARLY-20TH CENTURY = 1900 to 1933
MID-20TH CENTURY = 1934 to 1966
LATE-20TH CENTURY = 1967 to 1999
TURN OF THE 20TH CENTURY = 1995 to 2005
EARLY-21ST CENTURY = 2000 to Present
CONTEMPORARY = Made in the last 5 years
” In most 20th century cases, the colors have considerably faded
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