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  • Portion of a tapestry 1680–1720 This tapestry was made with Chinese silk imported to Mexico via Manila. The red colour was made from crushed cochineal insects, which were native to South America. The bird in the centre is the mythical Asian phoenix, which is shown with the broad wing-span of the Andean condor. The mermaids play lutes, and some of the flowers resemble Chinese chrysanthemums. Peru Coloured wools, silks and gilded thread, tapestry woven Family label for Europe 1600-1815: This tapestry shows lots of magical creatures, birds and plants, including different coloured strawberries. Delicious wild strawberries grew in Peru. Merchants brought them back to mix with European ones to make the strawberries we eat today. Which magical creatures can you find? [09.12.2015] (en)
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