This blue velvet devotional scapular is composed of two pieces of cloth that are joined together by ribbons. This allows the religious person to wear the scapular around their neck. On one side, the coat of arms of the brotherhood of El Rico of Malaga (Spain) is embroidered in gold and silk in relief; and on the other side it is Jesus Christ.

This embroidery detail belongs to a saya. The saya is the skirt that carries the images of the Virgin Mary. It is made on ivory cotton velvet and embroidered with gold threads. Although it is a small piece, a wide variety of techniques have been used to enrich it artistically and visually.

The Talc Flower offers a wide range of possibilities, since the wire structure allows the inclusion of a multitude of ornaments such as mother-of-pearl, shells, sequins, crystals or pearls.

The Talc Flower knew its apogy in the 13th and 19th centuries since there were no fabric flowers and natural flowers were scarce at different times of the year. These small works have a wide range of possibilities, since their wire structure allows the inclusion of a multitude of ornaments such as mother-of-pearl, shells, sequins, crystals or pearls, which give the piece a unique and original style.

This embroidery detail belongs to a saya. The saya is the skirt that carries the images of the Virgin Mary. It is made on black cotton velvet and embroidered with a combination of gold, silver and silk threads. A wide variety of techniques have been used, which enrich the piece at an artistic level, creating volumes and visual effects typical of the rococo style.