Saltillo sarape

E715721

The Saltillo sarape is a brightly colored, intricately woven Mexican garment and blanket, renowned as a symbol of the textile tradition of Saltillo, Coahuila.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf blanket
cultural symbol
garment
traditional Mexican textile
associatedWith Saltillo, Coahuila NERFINISHED
associatedWithEthnicGroup indigenous weavers of northern Mexico
mestizo population of northern Mexico
countryOfOrigin Mexico
culturalSignificance iconic Mexican garment
symbol of Saltillo textile tradition
hasColorCharacteristic brightly colored
hasDesignCharacteristic central diamond motif
geometric patterns
intricately woven
hasFeature central opening for the head
fringed ends
hasMaterial cotton
wool
hasProductionCenter Saltillo NERFINISHED
other towns in Coahuila
hasUse blanket
ceremonial garment
clothing
decorative textile
hasWeavingTechnique loom weaving
tapestry weave
historicalPeriodOfDevelopment colonial period in Mexico
influencedBy Spanish colonial textiles
indigenous Mesoamerican weaving traditions
marketedAs Mexican folk art
tourist craft item
partOf Mexican textile tradition
placeOfOrigin Saltillo, Coahuila NERFINISHED
recognizedFor complex color gradations
fine weaving quality
high thread count
relatedTo Mexican serape
poncho
rebozo
typicalColorPalette greens
vivid blues
vivid reds
yellows
typicalMotif concentric diamonds
starburst patterns
typicalShape rectangular
usedIn festive occasions
regional celebrations in Coahuila
traditional dances

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Saltillo traditionalProduct Saltillo sarape