Inca Bronze Sewing Needle pitcher 3–4 (1991)

3–4 (1991)

Weights were cast in graduated sets—typically ten—from a fraction of a tical to large multi-tical examples

rust and deep dark age patina

illustrating the economic importance of crops like tomatoes

arm and headbands (milak)

Inca Bronze Sewing Needle pitcher 3–4 (1991)Pre Columbian Era, Inca Empire, c. 14381533 AD, Andes Region, South America A delicate bronze sewing needle from the Inca Empire, showcasing the refined craftsmanship of this advanced civilization. The Inca, known for their impressive architecture and textiles, used such tools in their intricate weaving processes. This needle, likely used in the production of fine textiles for both everyday wear and ceremonial use, highlights the Inca's mastery in