Aymara Collection

Bolivia - La Paz - Aymara Indians Date: circa 1910s

A young Aymara boy wearing traditional clothes stand in front of the small church of Palca de Aparzo, Jujuy, Argentina

Portrait of an Aymara mother in traditional clothes with her child standing in front of the antique church of Aparzo, Jujuy, Argentina

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South America, Bolivia, Lake Titicaca. View from Uros floating reed islands of Lake Titicaca. Date: 11/12/2008

Coca or Ceremonial Cloth (Inkuna), Bolivia, 1850 / 1900. Creator: Unknown
Coca or Ceremonial Cloth (Inkuna), Bolivia, 1850/1900

Ceremonial Scarf (bufando or ufanta), Bolivia, 1850 / 1900. Creator: Unknown
Ceremonial Scarf (bufando or ufanta), Bolivia, 1850/1900

Ancient Aymara funerary tower, Bolivia, South America
Ancient Aymara funerary tower, known as a chullpa, on the high plateau of Bolivia, South America. Date: 1922

Fragments of Aymara sculpture (engraving)
968144 Fragments of Aymara sculpture (engraving) by Riou, Edouard (1833-1900) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fragments of Aymara sculpture)

Aymara Children, ca. 1890-1892. Creator: Unknown
Aymara Children, ca. 1890-1892

Aymara Indians, ca. 1890-1892. Creator: Unknown
Aymara Indians, ca. 1890-1892

BOLIVIA, Altiplano, Near Potosi Aymara / Quechua family reaping their barley

BOLIVIA, Altiplano Aymara / Quechua family ploughing and planting potatoes with mother carrying baby in sling on her back

BOLIVIA, Altiplano Aymara / Quechua man ploughing field with cattle ready to plant potatoes

Aymara Indian, La Paz, Bolivia, 19th century. Artist: Lancelot
Aymara Indian, La Paz, Bolivia, 19th century

Chulpas de Sillustani, Lake Umayo, Puno, Peru, South America
Sillustani is a pre-Incan burial ground on the shores of Lake Umayo near Puno in Peru. The tombs, which are built above ground in tower-like structures called chullpas

Bolivia, Lake Titicaca, Isla del Sol, Yumani.Aymara women dance and spin in celebration of the festival of San Andres. Each November the Aymara of Lake Titicaca celebrate with colourful costumes

Parinacota, an Aymara village in Lauca National Park in the Altiplano of northern Chile. Chile, Norte Grande, Altiplano

South America, Bolivia, Tiwanaku. Kalasasaya Temple Wall and Steps at Pre-Columbian archaeological site of Tiwanaku, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

South America, Bolivia, Kala Uta Island. Chullpa, or funerary tower, of Lake Titicaca

South America, Bolivia, Huatajata. Andean Eco-Village of Inca Utama on Lake Titicaca

Church of Parinacota, an Aymara village in Lauca National Park in the Altiplano of northern Chile. the church dates back to the 17th century. Chile, Norte Grande, Altiplano

Inside of a Chullpa Tomb, Sillustani, Lake Umayo, Puno, Peru

Chile, Altiplano, Volcan Isluga National Park. Isluga Aymara Village

Floating islands of the Uros people, traditional reed boats and reed houses, Lake Titicaca, peru, peruvian, south america, south american, latin america, latin american South America

Aymara girl in a rowboat, Uros Island, Lake Titicaca, peru, peruvian, south america, south american, latin america, latin american South America

Traditional reed boat Uros Island, Flotantes, Lake Titicaca, peru, peruvian, south america, south american, latin america, latin american South America

Rowing boat, Islas Flotantes, floating islands, Lake Titicaca, Flotantes, peru, peruvian, south america, south american, latin america, latin american South America

Aymara man in a boat, Lake Titicaca, Flotantes, peru, peruvian, south america, south american, latin america, latin american South America

PERU: AYMARA SKULL. Artificially deformed skull of an Aymara Native American from Peru

Suri-sicuris Dance - La Paz, Bolivia
This dance originates from the Altiplano region of Bolivia and existed already before the arrival of the Spaniards. The dancers of Suri-sicuris (Aymara words suri (" ostrich")

Aymara Indian in a reed boat, Lake Titicaca, Bolivia, South America

The Sun Gate, Aymara culture, 600 AD, archaeological site, Tiahuanaco, Bolivia, South America

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The Aymara, an indigenous group in Bolivia, holds a rich cultural heritage that dates back centuries. In the bustling city of La Paz, young Aymara boys proudly don their traditional clothes as they stand in front of the small church, embodying their ancestral traditions. A captivating portrait captures an Aymara mother dressed in vibrant traditional attire with her child by her side, showcasing the deep bond between generations and their commitment to preserving their customs. Delving into history, we discover remarkable artifacts like the Coca or Ceremonial Cloth (Inkuna) from 1850/1900. Its intricate design reflects the artistic prowess of unknown creators who paid homage to Aymara beliefs and rituals. Another fascinating piece is the Ceremonial Scarf (bufando or ufanta), also from 1850/1900. This delicate accessory symbolizes spiritual significance within Aymara culture and serves as a testament to their craftsmanship. Ancient mummies found in Peru provide glimpses into how these ancient people lived and honored their deceased. Engravings by Vernier depict these well-preserved remains, offering insights into ancient burial practices. Traveling through Bolivia's South America region reveals an awe-inspiring sight: an Ancient Aymara funerary tower standing tall against time's relentless passage. It stands as a testament to the reverence this civilization held for its departed ancestors. Fragments sculpture further highlight their artistic legacy—a visual language etched onto stone that tells stories of mythologies passed down through generations. Photographs taken around 1890-1892 capture moments frozen in time—Aymara children playing joyfully amidst breathtaking landscapes while adults proudly display traditional garments that speak volumes about identity and heritage. Venturing beyond urban settings brings us closer to reality—on Bolivian Altiplano near Potosi lies a hardworking Aymara/Quechua family reaping their barley.