A large woven bag from the Sihuas culture of Peru. Its geometric design suggests both practical use and the visual communication of identity.
Bags belong to everyday life, but this example exceeds simple utility. Its preserved scale and deliberate decoration make it a strong object for discussing how craft, status, and ritual can overlap.
The object relates to folk and textile heritage through weaving skill, portable use, and patterned forms tied to social and ritual life.
