IJIH - International Journal of Intangible Heritage

Table 1 sample textile patterns and their accompanying stories from HdS
Table 1 sample textile patterns and their accompanying stories from HdS Because it was not until the 19th century that textiles were woven specifically for liturgical use, silk cloth intended for secular use was used to make ecclesiastical vestments. Preference was given to patterns whose symbolism also had a sacral significance. For example, the lion, king of the animals, became the symbol of the power and glory of God.

Table 1 sample textile patterns and their accompanying stories from HdS

Category. Social Practices, Rituals and Festive Events

Volume. 16

Year. 2021

Title. An approach to enhancing contemporary handmade products with historic narratives

Table 1 sample textile patterns and their accompanying stories from HdS

Because it was not until the 19th century that textiles were woven specifically for liturgical use, silk cloth intended for secular use was used to make ecclesiastical vestments. Preference was given to patterns whose symbolism also had a sacral significance. For example, the lion, king of the animals, became the symbol of the power and glory of God.