Triana’s “Mission” cloak of hope has already become a textile piece symbolic of the company’s history, showing what Our Lady meant to the faithful and friars during her sojourn there. … Similarly, the Diocese of St. A very remarkable work of art with the workshop execution of Pepi Maya and the design of Javier Sánchez de los Reyes.
As the Brotherhood pointed out at the time, this was inspired by another cloak found in Ronda, this one belonging to the town’s patron saint, Our Lady of Peace. This was the first piece created by José Recio in 1909 for Esperanza de Triana.. Thus began the style forged in San Jacinto Parish that remains its watchword to this day.
In La Paz de Ronda’s works, which are usually used for kissing the hand of the Virgin or for processions, we can infer the “dragon” painted by Recio, as well as the decorative elements that characterize Esperanza de Triana. Embroidery has changed over the decades, for example the name “PEACE” has been introduced. The original botanical motif still remains in the central part of the mantle.
The ratio was influenced by Jose Gestoso. Worked to restore Renaissance ceramic designs from 16th century Seville And it can still be seen in certain civil and religious buildings of that time. He transferred them to the Brotherhood, and this cloak of Rhonda was the first example. It remained in the possession of the Brotherhood of San Jacinto until 1948, when it was sold to the Patron Saints of Ronda.
Later, other versions of Ratio’s primitive cloak appear, such as the “Dragon’s Cloak.”embroidered by Esperanza Elena Caro for Painful Things on Pureza Street. It is also a symbolic work that incorporates plenty of plant and animal elements. There are stems, scrolls, baskets with different types of fruits and flowers, fantastic animals, birds, and at the bottom of the tail are two large winged dragons. The scrolls that make up its border are painted with flowers, and at the bottom are two small cartouches alluding to its creation.
Our Lady of Peace in Ronda premiered Triana’s Mantle of Hope after the canonical coronation, but due to the poor condition of its supports, it was restored and redesigned accordingly, and now two different pieces remain. One is blue velvet and the other is light blue. The statue’s creator is unknown, and its piety is associated with Fray Diego de Cádiz. This is because he is the author of the book “The Miracle of the Virgin Mary and the 18th Century,” which is a collection of extraordinary events related to this sculpture.
La Esperanza de Triana in the parish of San Jacinto. There is a cloak currently held by Our Lady of Peace in Ronda. Our Lady of the Star appears in the background on the left
There are processions of prayer, healing, salvation, and even sweating recorded in front of a notary.this miraculous original petticoat experienced by Fray Diego de Cádiz at the time remains to this day.
Interestingly, it is not the only textile work belonging to the Brotherhood of Seville and located in the city of Ronda. Because the old pallium of Our Lady of Mercy in Pasion is now kept by the Dolorosa of the Brotherhood of Jesús Nazareno, and they carry out a procession every year at dawn on Good Friday. This pallium dates from the late 19th century and was created by Emilia Salvador Ibarra, Concepción Pelaez, and designer Manuel Jesús Beltrán Jiménez.
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