Black Spanish Lace Mantilla 150x225 cm - Vintage 1960s Catholic Veil - Shawl for Wedding and Religious Ceremonies

Large rectangular mantilla made of high-density black lace, produced in Spain during the 1960s. The design features a complex floral composition with scalloped edges around the entire perimeter.

Object History: The mantilla is a fundamental garment of traditional Iberian attire, historically used as a formal veil in religious and social contexts. This mid-20th-century specimen stands out for a mechanical weaving technique that faithfully reproduces the patterns of classic European lace, maintaining the drape and lightness necessary for ceremonial use.

Technical Details:
- Period: 1960s
- Technique: Lace with botanical motifs and scalloped edges
- Size: 150 cm x 225 cm (59.1 x 88.6 inches)
- Material: Lace (mixed textile fibers)
- Condition: Excellent conservation. Intact structure, without visible tears, holes, or repairs. Uniform black color.

Appraisal: A piece of interest for collectors of historical textiles, for use in solemn religious ceremonies, weddings, or as a high-end element in traditional flamenco attire.