Black Mesh Fabric with Gold Metallic Embroidery - 160 x 160 cm - 1940s Era

Black technical mesh (tulle) fabric fragment, ornamented with dense gold-tone metallic thread embroidery. The piece features a symmetrical composition of Baroque-inspired floral and ornamental motifs, executed with technical precision on a light and translucent base.

Historical Context:
This textile dates to the 1940s, a period when these types of fabrics were highly valued for creating Spanish mantillas, ecclesiastical garments, and high-end evening gowns. The technique of embroidery on mechanical mesh reached maturity during this era, allowing complex designs that emulated handmade lace.

Technical Details:
- Period: 1940s.
- Technique: Industrial embroidery on fine mesh net.
- Dimensions: 160 cm x 160 cm (62.9 x 62.9 inches).
- Material: Metallic thread and artificial silk (rayon) or polyamide fiber.
- Condition: Excellent preservation for its age. No significant tears in the mesh or major fraying in the metallic embroidery. Gold tone is well-preserved.

Value and Application:
A piece of interest for collectors of antique textiles, specialists in historical garment restoration, or designers interested in integrating authentic vintage materials into contemporary haute couture projects.