Fit for Kings and Gods Feather and fiber craft in the Aztec empire

Written By Alyshia Polk

Recreation of a quetzal feather headress in the national museum of anthropology in Mexico City

A look at 16th century Mexican feather work from the perspective of economics, culture, and craft.

Handout:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w0iWVHLMWoyEHX8EbJAIGUFNvPW_wgiOv9_NJBCu2j4/edit?usp=sharing

Alyshia Polk
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