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PIANO SHAWLS / Manila shawls

In the heart of Zaragoza, Spain, La Parisién has become a benchmark for the sale of Manila shawls since its founding in 1911. With over a century of history, our store not only offers unique handcrafted pieces but also a legacy that connects generations. Each shawl we display is a tribute to art and tradition, crafted with the meticulous attention demanded by this iconic garment. At La Parisién, we take pride in preserving the essence of the Manila shawl as a symbol of distinction and beauty. Whether for special events, performances, or simply to treasure a textile work of art, our shawls are chosen for their quality and authenticity. A Brief History of the Manila Shawl Despite its name, the Manila shawl does not originate in Spain but in Asia. It was introduced to Spain through trade between the Philippines, then a Spanish colony, and Europe in the 16th century. These shawls were shipped from Manila, adorned with intricate hand-made embroidery featuring flowers, birds, and other natural motifs. Initially crafted from Chinese silk, these shawls quickly became integrated into Spanish fashion, adapting to local customs and styles. By the 19th century, the shawl had become a symbol of feminine elegance, particularly among the upper classes and flamenco performers. The Manila shawl is much more than a garment; it is an expression of rich cultural history and the fusion of traditions between East and West. In Spain, its use has transcended generations, and today it remains a symbol of cultural identity and refined taste. At La Parisién, we honor this heritage, ensuring that every customer takes home a piece that tells its own story. We ship worlwide.Free delivery.payments: Paypal, credit card












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