Vintage Spanish Black Lace Mantilla. Rectangular Polyester and Viscose Veil. Traditional Style, circa 1960-1970

Black machine lace rectangular mantilla, representative of traditional Spanish attire from the mid-20th century.

Item History: The mantilla, an evolution of the Iberian cloak, reached its current aesthetic codification in the 19th century. During the 1960s and 1970s, the incorporation of synthetic fibers allowed for the complexity of Chantilly and Blonda designs to be maintained with greater durability and lightness, facilitating its use in religious ceremonies and social gala events in Spain.

Features and details:
- Period: 1960s-1970s decade.
- Technique / Style: Chantilly-type machine lace with intricate floral motifs and scalloped edges.
- Size: 260 cm (102.4 inches) long x 120 cm (47.2 inches) wide.
- Material: Polyester, Viscose.
- Condition: Excellent state of preservation. The fabric maintains its structural integrity, without tears, significant snags, or loss of black color intensity.

This item holds value for textile collecting, historical costume recreation, or as an authentic accessory for formal events such as weddings, Holy Week, or traditional cultural events.