Nota de aplicación
In Nahua culture, full suits worn in battle that encased the torso, arms, and legs. These were made of feathers sewn to a backing fabric, and reflected the status of the person wearing them. The term has also been extended to other accompanying insignia, arms carried by the warrior, and the headdress associated with the garment. The headdress often reflected the theme of the garment, which could represent animals, demons, gods, or nature elements such as starry skies or flames.
Ubicación jerarquía
- Faceta Objetos
- .. Mobiliario y equipo
- .... Vestuario (jerarquía)
- ...... vestuario
- ........ <vestuario por función>
- .......... ropa de protección
- ............ armadura
- .............. <armaduras por forma>
- ................ armor alla romana
- ................ armadura de cuerpo [+]
- ................ escudo (armadura) [+]
- ................ armadura no metálica [+]
- ................ tlahuiztli
- .................... ocelotl tlahuiztli
- .................... quetzalpatzactli
- .................... xopilli