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Object Name: pin
Object Type: pin
Sub-category: metalwork
Material: metal, copper alloy
Catalogue Number: Sf1117
Origin-Province: Chuquisaca
Origin-Country: Bolivia
Origin-Continent: Central & South America
Culture: Quechua: Sucre
Geo Cultural Area: Andes
Cultural Context: Worn by women
fiesta costume.
Latest Production Date: 1983
Description: Spoon shaped, hand hammered, stick pin with repoussé dots around the edge of the disc and a leaf pattern engraving in the centre of the disc; long, pointed, pin. There's a hole at the left, base of the disc. Back side is undecorated.
Narrative: Worn to hold the lliclla or aksu closed, or worn as a pair on the chest.
Height: 27.4
Width: 7.1
Depth: 1.3
Unit-Linear: cm
Department: Museum of Anthropology
Institution: UBC Museum of Anthropology  Facebook-UBC Museum of Anthropology  Twitter-UBC Museum of Anthropology  YouTube-UBC Museum of Anthropology
Institution City: Vancouver
Institution Province: British Columbia
Institution record: Full record provided on the museum's site

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