This is a type of veil used during religious events, such as the Holy Week processions in Spain. Francisco created it for a statue of the Virgin Mary belonging to the La Cena de Huelva Brotherhood. The veil was embroidered by hand with gold thread, and rhinestones, to provide detail.

Francisco embroidered this tunic using gold and silver threads and working to a design of his own. The tunic is used to adorn statues of the Virgin Mary during religious events, such as the Holy Week processions in Spain.

This gold thread-embroidered gown was created to adorn the sculpture of the Virgin Mary in the Basilica of Macarena in Seville. Taking a late 17th-century dalmatic (wide-sleeved tunic worn by high-ranking royals and clergy) as the basis for his own design, Francisco used gold thread for the embroidery work and finished the garment with sequins.

This gold thread-embroidered veil was created to adorn the sculpture of the Virgin Mary in the church of the Hermandad de los Afligidos in the village of Santa Marí. Francisco used ancient gold-thread embroidery techniques and his own designs to decorate the veil.