Yacolla (garment)
Outer garment in Incan men's clothing
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Style
Yacolla was a square-shaped woven cloth worn over the shoulder and tied to the corners of the cloth. Yacolla was made of finer cloth when the royals wore it. "Llicilla" was a woman's mantle held together with tupu pins.[1][2]
Yacolla was a part of daily clothing and also an item for grave goods.[3]
See also
- Tocapu, geometrical motifs used by Incas.
- Anaku (dress), a skirt-type draped garment of indigenous women in the Inca Empire.
- Cumbi, a fine luxurious fabric of the Inca Empire.
