The Chimu culture had advanced metallurgy techniques, producing ceremonial knives, vessels, and objects inlaid with precious stones using hammering, laminating, and gilding. They worked with gold, silver, copper and bronze. Their textiles were made mainly from cotton but also llama wool, featuring various production techniques and forms of decoration including feathers and metallic ornaments of gold and silver. Clothing included loincloths, sleeveless shirts, ponchos and tunics.
The Chimu culture had advanced metallurgy techniques, producing ceremonial knives, vessels, and objects inlaid with precious stones using hammering, laminating, and gilding. They worked with gold, silver, copper and bronze. Their textiles were made mainly from cotton but also llama wool, featuring various production techniques and forms of decoration including feathers and metallic ornaments of gold and silver. Clothing included loincloths, sleeveless shirts, ponchos and tunics.
The Chimu culture had advanced metallurgy techniques, producing ceremonial knives, vessels, and objects inlaid with precious stones using hammering, laminating, and gilding. They worked with gold, silver, copper and bronze. Their textiles were made mainly from cotton but also llama wool, featuring various production techniques and forms of decoration including feathers and metallic ornaments of gold and silver. Clothing included loincloths, sleeveless shirts, ponchos and tunics.
technique, which is why they are considered the best in Pre- Columbian America.
We have as example the
ceremonial knife or Tumi, also ceremonial vessels and sticks inlaid with precious stones, funeral masks, rings, etc.
Hammering, laminating and
gilding techniques.
They worked gold, silver, copper,
bronze TEXTILE CHIMU The textiles of the Chim culture were manufactured mainly with cotton, but wool from the animals of the llama family was also used. There were numerous production techniques and forms of decoration, among other things, feathers and metallic ornaments such as gold and silver colored plates.
The dress consisted of loincloths,
sleeveless shirts with or without fringes, small ponchos, tunics