A Nazca textile border with three-dimensional figures and stem-stitch embroidery. It concentrates technical invention along the edge of a garment or hanging.
The border demonstrates how a seemingly secondary zone of a textile can become the site of technical brilliance. Needle-knitted forms and embroidered facial details make the work especially compelling for a craft-centered exhibition.
The object is directly relevant to textile heritage because it preserves advanced edging, embroidery, and structural imagination within a wearable format.
