Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.

 Mexican textile craft
2014. Mrs. Juanita, working her waist loom. Museo de América, Madrid (Spain) © AEEH

 Fibres and textiles: cotton
1980. Cotton dress © Museo del traje.

Textile fibres: silk
1701=1850. Spinning silk. Canton (China) © Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Jerkin for a breast-feeding woman
1800-1850 h. Jerkin .Valencia (Spain) © Museo del traje.

 Fibres and textiles: silk
1900. Female silk underwear. Spain. © Museo del traje.

Textiles: sheep’s wool
1999. Women knitting. Quintanilla de Somoza. León (Spain) © AEEH

Wool and textile industry
2012. Laureano’s loom. Val de San Lorenzo (Spain) © AEEH

Animal fibre: alpaca wool
1960. Chullo or hat © Museo de América

Waterproof of animal intestine.  Alaska (Estados Unidos)
1775-1800. Inuik waterproof (Alaska), Estados Unidos © Museo de América

Fashion in the 21st century: the invasion of polyester (Spain)
2016. Celebrating the Day of Transhumance in Madrid © AEEH

Mural cladding: nature at home

Farm tool: planting stick (Peru)
1000-1470. Vase in the shape of a planting stick, Chaquillacta, or standing plough. Chimú culture(Peru) © Museo de América.

Farm tool: planting stick (Spain)
1980 h. Planting stick. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias (Spain) © Museo Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.

Farm tool (Equatorial Guinea)
Hoe. (Guínea Ecuatorial) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Transport: cart (Spain)
1927. Couple with a cart. Val de San Lorenzo, León (Spain) © OdysseyProductions, Inc. o/b/o. TheState of Alan Lomax

Baskets: wicker drying (Spain)
1992. Midday in the wicker village, Priego de Córdoba. Cuenca (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Bag or capacha (Spain)
Palmetto capacha or bag. Alcalá de los Gazules, Cadiz (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Basket for rice made of rattan fibres (Philippines)
1801-1900. Rattan rice-basket. North of Luzón (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Backpack made with rattan shoots (The Philippines)
Ifugao backpack, Cagayan valley (The Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Hazel basket (Spain)
Hazel basket (abalanu). Asturias (Spain) © Museo del traje.

Wine carafe made of wicker
1945 h. Xarra de bimbio Wicker carafe. Chantada, Lugo (Spain)  © Museo del Traje

Travel bag of nomadic peoples
Tazufra or travel bag (Western Sahara) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.

Fishing pot (Spain)
Mornell (local name) or pot. Castellón de la Plana (Alicante) © Museo del traje.

Plant fibre waterproofs
1900. Rush waterproof for shepherds. Bandira, Galicia (Spain) © Museo del Traje.

Footwear over 7,000 years ago
5000[a C]-4000[a C].  Esparto sandals. Cueva de los murciélagos. Albuñol, Granada (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.

Ball of cotton (Peru)
300[a C]-100[a C]. Ball of spun and spooled cotton. Central Andes (Peru) © Museo de América.