Salmon coloured knitted hat with earflaps, patterned with geometric dark brown flowers. The cap of the hat narrows towards the top, with a smaller rounded top end. The pattern on the hat is made up of dark brown flowers on the salmon ground. The flowers are made up of eight drop-shaped petals with thin salmon lines separating them, coming together at the points. The cap is made of one woven piece, sewn together at a seam on the left side where the pattern does not line up. The edge of the cap has a dark brown line with checkers on the bottom. The earflaps are triangular with slightly rounded sides which narrow to a point where a blue woven tie is attached. The earflaps are patterned with a smaller salmon triangle outlined by two triangular dark brown and salmon bands, with a line with dashes across it inside each band. The left earflap is sewn onto the cap with bright pink thread and has a half green, half white pompom at the tip where the tie attaches. The right earflap is sewn on with orange thread.

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• Type of Item hat
• Culture Quechua, Aymara
• Material wool fibre, dye
• Measurements height 39.8 cm, width 27.3 cm, height 53.2 cm, width 27.3 cm (overall)

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• Previous Owner Joanna Staniszkis
• Received from Joanna Staniszkis

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• Made in La Paz

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• Ownership Date before February 5, 2015
• Acquisition Date on February 5, 2015

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• Item Classes textiles
• Condition good
• Accession Number 3097/0025