her alpargatas or sandals, describedin the manuscript account attached to Pigals plates as espece decothurnes, attaches avec des rubans en soie ou fil bleu ou rouge.The same fabric served the peasant woman of Carthagena forsecuring the sleeves of her gala camisole, for lacing the bodice ofthe woman… … A CHARRA OR PEASANT WOMAN(^Salamanca. A.D. 1777) TEXTILE FABRICS Silk taffetas, serges, and other articles, suchas common and figured satins, damasks, and plainand iiowered velvets, are made at Jaen, Granada,Murcia, Valencia, and the adjacent villages ; atMalaga, Zaragoza, Toledo, Requefia,…
Decorative arts -- Spain History
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