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The Paracas textiles were found at a necropolis in Peru in the 1920s. The necropolis held 420 bodies who had been mummified and wrapped in embroidered textiles in 200–300 BCE. It is not known exactly if these cloaks were used as clothing or were only used
Paracas Mantles
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The major works of Paracas artists are a pinnacle of Andean textile art and acknowledged as among the most accomplished fiber arts ever created.
Cultura Paracas -PERÚ -
This nearly 2000-year-old old textile survives thanks to the arid environment of southern Peru where it was buried.
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IMAGENES DE TEXTILERIA PARACAS
archeological site museum location: paracas, peru client: Peruvian Ministry of Culture design team: s. barclay – j.p. Crousse project team: r. apolaya built surface: 1170 m2 competition: 2008 - first prize building completion: 2012 opening to the public: 2016 photographers: erieta attali, jp crousse prizes: Woman of the Year Award for Sandra Barclay / Leading Culture Destination - LCD Award / Best Architectural Design Prize - Bienal Panamericana de Quito BAQ 2016 / XII Bienal del Perú - first prize - culture building published in: Arquitectura Viva 211 - 2019 / Architectural Review 1449 - 2018 / A+U 568 - 2018 / C3 392 - 2017 / Casabella 867 - 2016 / Summa+ 154 - 2016 An archaeological museum must find the delicate balance between heritage conservation exposed and release to the public. A site museum, as the Paracas, acquires the additional challenge of having to integrate into the landscape that was the cradle of this culture, which is now part of the most important biological and landscaping reserve of the Peruvian coastal desert. The project is implemented practically on the ruins of what was its predecessor, destroyed by an earthquake in 2007. It retakes its rectangular geometry and compactness. A crack or flaw breaks in this volume, separating the museum and conservation spaces from the ones dedicated to interaction and learning (workshops, meeting rooms, and services). The different accesses to these spaces are located along this "crack". A seemingly contradictory hybridization between the Precolumbian labyrinthine organization, and the fluid, dynamic contemporary space, is explored in the interior. The environmental harshness of the Paracas Desert and the preservation requirements of the collection are solved with an "environmental regulator device", that defines the architectural volumes and spaces. This device allows providing controlled natural and artificial light, natural ventilation and cooling, and act as a transition space between exhibition rooms. Its geometry reinterprets the motifs of the Paracas textiles, which were its most outstanding technological and artistic expressions. The museum is built entirely with salt-resistant reddish pozzolan cement. The exposed concrete and polished cement that constitute its materiality, blends with the neighboring red dunes. The patina left by builders in the polished cement gives the museum a ceramic look that resembles the pre-Columbian ceramics that are exposed inside.
The Paracas textiles were found at a necropolis in Peru in the 1920s. The necropolis held 420 bodies who had been mummified and wrapped in embroidered textiles in 200–300 BCE. It is not known exactly if these cloaks were used as clothing or were only used for funeral purposes
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In Paracan culture, mummies were buried with lavish textiles and, offerings of food and jewelry to accompany the deceased into the afterlife.
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Just a response to my last video Native South Americans.Good presentations on the Paracas and Nasca culture and timelineNasca Lines (National Geographic) int...
