Wari Collection

Deadly nightshade poison engraving 1857
A History of the Vegetable Kingdom by Wlliiam Rhind 1855

Peru, Sacred Valley, Pikillaqta ruins
2040-210339-01

Filles Turques, qui jouent au Mangala, 1714-15. Creator: Unknown
Filles Turques, qui jouent au Mangala, 1714-15

An Huari gold plume ornament, South Coast, c. 700-1000 (gold)
1767137 An Huari gold plume ornament, South Coast, c.700-1000 (gold) by Huari Culture; 41.9 high cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: An Huari gold plume ornament, South Coast, ca. A.D. 700-1000)

Tunic, 600-800 (cotton and wool (camelid), single interlocking tapestry weave
2968357 Tunic, 600-800 (cotton and wool (camelid), single interlocking tapestry weave; neck and armholes finished in wool (camelid) in overcast stitches; seams joined with wool (camelid)

Tunic, 600-800 (cotton and wool (camelid), single interlocking tapestry weave
2968354 Tunic, 600-800 (cotton and wool (camelid), single interlocking tapestry weave; neck and armholes finished with wool (camelid) in overcast stitches; seams joined with wool (camelid)

Tunic with profile heads and stepped frets, c. 650-800 (cotton and camelid fiber)
1071983 Tunic with profile heads and stepped frets, c.650-800 (cotton and camelid fiber) by Huari Culture; 102.2x102.2 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas

A Nazca-Huari feather tunic, c. 700-1100 (cotton, feathers)
1767138 A Nazca-Huari feather tunic, c. 700-1100 (cotton, feathers) by Nazca Culture; 152.5.x81.4 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A Nazca-Huari feather tunic, ca. A.D. 700-1100. 152.5 cm)

Tunic Fragments with Bird-Headed Creature, 600-1000. Creator: Unknown
Tunic Fragments with Bird-Headed Creature, 600-1000. The bird-headed creature in profile that repeats in each of this tunics design fields gazes upward

Skull Vessel 500-900 Wari Pachacamac style Middle Horizon
Skull Vessel, 500-900. Wari (Pachacamac) style, Middle Horizon, Epoch 2. Earthenware with colored slips; overall: 14.5 x 17.8 x 12.6 cm (5 11/16 x 7 x 4 15/16 in.)

South Africa - European man and local boy play a game of Ayo
South Africa - European man (wearing a traditional local cape) and local boy play a game of Ayo, a traditional game common in many forms (and various names!) across the African continent

Face neck jar, circa 800, Universidad Nacional de San Cristobal de Huamanga, Peru, Empires of the Sun, Wari, Huari

Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia (1856-1929). Commander-in-chief Russian army against Austria and Germany and in Caucasus 1915-1917

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"Wari: A Journey Through Art, History, and Culture" Step into the captivating world as we explore its rich tapestry of art, history, and culture. From deadly nightshade poison engravings to the haunting black and white photograph capturing "The Massacre in the Niger Protectorate at Wari, " this ancient civilization leaves an indelible mark on our collective memory. Transporting us back in time, we encounter the vibrant scene depicted in "Filles Turques, qui jouent au Mangala" - a mesmerizing painting from 1714-15 that showcases Turkish girls engrossed in a game. Their laughter echoes through centuries as they connect with their pastime. Marvel at the intricate craftsmanship of an Huari gold plume ornament from South Coast dating back to c. 700-1000. This exquisite piece reflects their mastery over precious metals and serves as a testament to their artistic prowess. Delve deeper into Wari's textile traditions with tunics woven using cotton and wool (camelid) fibers. The single interlocking tapestry weave technique employed in these garments speaks volumes about their advanced weaving techniques during 600-800 AD. Witness the creativity unleashed by Wari artisans through tunic fragments adorned with bird-headed creatures - mysterious beings that blur the boundaries between reality and mythos. These fragments offer glimpses into a world where imagination ran wild alongside skilled craftsmanship. Immerse yourself further into Wari's cultural mosaic with a Nazca-Huari feather tunic crafted from cotton and feathers during 700-1100 AD. Its intricate design tells stories of rituals, beliefs, and social hierarchies within this ancient society. Discover unexpected surprises like skull vessels reflecting the distinctive Wari Pachacamac style from Middle Horizon (500-900). These vessels serve as reminders of how death intertwined seamlessly with life for this civilization.