Spanish textiles

Textile with Birds, Leaves and Arabesques | Spanish or Italian | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Made with silk and metallic threads, this textile fragment was once part of a larger length of fabric. Rows of large, circular medallions interlace with rows of small, oval-shaped ones, and each medallion encloses a pair of birds

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Fragment 16th century Spain linen, embroidered with silk 35.6 × 17.5 cm Art Institute of Chicago Purchase Fund Reference Number1907.815 The Art Institute of Chicago

Traditional Spanish Tiles Crepe Fabric - Printing Possibility on Any Fabric width. 1.64 yard - 150 cm CREPE FABRIC: Our fabric has a soft silky and draped structure. Thanks to its thin structure, it is a useful fabric that does not wrinkle, does not reveal the inside, breathes and does not sweat. The fabric, which is preferred in all seasons, can also be used in daily life. Silky patterned fabric, which is generally used on special occasions, adds a different atmosphere with its end-to-end…

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Sleeves | Spanish | The Met

Panel | Spanish, Toledo | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

1200-1300s, Italian/Spanish; Compound weave, half silk, paired griffons

Mantel mexicano otomí 100% bordado a mano con diseños de alebrijes. Los alebrijes son artesanías muy populares en todo México, combinan elementos fisonómicos de diversos animales, ya sean reales o imaginarios, y se caracterizan por sus colores vibrantes y llamativos. Este diseño se conoce como Tenango, un estilo de bordado originario del estado de Hidalgo. La característica de estos textiles es la combinación de colores y la representación de la fauna y la flora. Es una pieza tradicional de…

This brocaded textile was originally part of a dalmatic (liturgical tunic) manufactured in Andalusia. It belongs to a collection of vestments from the cult of Saint Valerius, who was the bishop of Saragossa, Spain from 290 until 315

Magnificent Pre-Columbian multi-color Chancay textile with animal figures in cubist form. The Chancay are known more for their textiles than for their ceramics. Textiles from elite Chancay tombs include elaborate gauzes, embroidery, painted plain weave and tapestry, and three-dimensional fibre sculptures. Among others, shades of yellow and brown, scarlet, white, lavender-blue and olive green were the colors used. Birds and a deity wearing a crescent-like headdress have been the most popular…

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Warp stripes of various widths in green, yellow, salmon, pale pink, and white; some with small checks in a contrasting color using blue, yellow and orange supplementary warps.

Insertion | Spanish | The Metropolitan Museum of Art