Belt

This belt was worn on the man's costume on the top of pants. It is wrapped around the waist and tucked into itself.

Purchased on June 25, 1978 at a booth outside of the Indian market. The booth was run by two young men, was located at the north entrance to Huaras. It was hand-woven by Pertolina Canto, who was born in Huaras.

Hand-woven belt with a central yellow and white rectangular geometric design bordered on each side with a black and white chevron pattern with interludes of horizontal stripes. The end sections are loose creating a twisted, wool fringe.