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Wallaka or Wayaqa (Utility Bag)
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Wallaka or Wayaqa (Utility Bag)

Maker Unknown, Quechua
DateLate 20th century
MediumHandspun natural llama wool
Dimensions8 1/8” H x 6 7/8” W
Credit LineMuseum Purchase
Object numberNLA2009.16.LMA
DescriptionWallaka (Wayaqa) utility bag, most often used for carrying pitu, or flour grain for eating.
ClassificationsTextiles
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Front view
Unknown, Quechua
Late 20th Century
Front view
Unknown, Aymara
Late 20th Century
Front view
Unknown, Aymara
Mid to late 20th C
Front view
Unknown, Quechua
Early to Late 20th Century
Front view
Unknown, Aymara
Mid to Late 20th Century
Overall view
Unknown, Quechua
c.1970?
Front view
Unknown, Aymara
Late 20th Century
Rolled up view
Unknown, Quechua
Early 20th Century
Front view
Unknown, Aymara
Late 20th century
Front view
Unknown, Aymara
20th C, collected in 1992
Front view
Unknown, Aymara
Mid to Late 20th Century
Overall view
Unknown, Aymara
Early to Late 20th Century
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