Vintage Spanish Mantilla Black Lace 120 x 255 cm - 1970s

Large-scale Spanish mantilla made in the 1970s. This ceremonial garment stands out for its elaborate floral design and its 'grand gala' configuration, being a representative example of Spanish textile production from the late 20th century.

Object History: The mantilla is an iconic element of Spanish culture, which became established in the 19th century for solemn events. This 1970s piece reflects the technical evolution of the era, incorporating high-quality synthetic fibers that allowed for more durable and easy-to-maintain lace, while preserving the classic aesthetics of blonde and chantilly patterns.

Technical Details:
- Period: 1970s
- Technique: High-density machine lace with floral motifs and scalloped edges.
- Size: 120 cm x 255 cm (47.2 x 100.4 inches).
- Material: Viscose, Polyester
- Condition: Excellent vintage preservation. The fabric maintains its structural integrity, an intense black color, and original flexibility without visible tears or restorations.

Application and Value: This mantilla is a high-value piece for collectors of historical textiles or for use in solemn events, weddings, religious ceremonies, and traditional festivities. Its large format allows for an elegant drape over the comb, covering the shoulders and back with distinction.