Frammento di tunica, forse cdon maniche, con bande policroime orizzantali e banda laterale con figure aviformi. di seguito la decsrizione di S. Bergh (Cleveland Museum of Art) Fragment with vertical stripes and fanged profile creatures. Selvedges: A selvedge is present on the edge bordering the column with profile creatures; this edge would have been positioned at one side of the tunic, with the figured column and stripes oriented vertically. To create the selvedge, the warp yarns were cut and interlaced back into the edge with a needle. This type of treatment is currently thought to characterize Wari rather than Tiwanaku tapestry production. Other: Several series of needle holes appear to span the fragment from side-to-side (parallel to the warp). In one corner of the fragment, the holes are associated with several short, parallel rows of stitching made with dark brown yarn. This feature should be more thoroughly documented under better study conditions.