The striped skirt's motif has accompanied figuration in Iberoamerica since the 18th century. Its presence in portraits and genre scenes reveals the textile richness and the particularities of the
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The striped skirt, a recurring motif in Ibero-American visual culture, maps identities and affiliations. Its presence, from the 17th to the 20th century, articulates the endurance of Indigenous and mestizo textile traditions. Within it, narratives of Andean and Mesoamerican communities intertwine, revealing cultural affiliations and social status. A careful gaze reveals the chromatic richness and complexity of its designs, a testament to a living heritage.
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