This outstanding Wari tunic frontal with stylised Butterflues and Human heads consists of two impeccably woven panels stitched together—except at the center, to leave an opening for the head—to form a sleeveless, knee-length garment with a V-shaped neck opening. Both its front and back are decorated with columns of imbricated motifs that alternate with bands of plain, gold-like color. The design elements on this textile are so stylised that they are almost illegible to most present-day viewers, making it a work that is visually reminiscent of Paul Klee and German Expressionism while remaining deeply Andean it its form the and structure.