Double-sided embroidery with drawings of geometric motifs executed on the reverse. Traditionally used in the adornments of shirts and other house textiles intended for daily use, such as bedding, tablecloths and towels. The towns of Lagartera and Navalcán as well as other towns of Zamora and Salamanca have excelled in this technique.

Deshilado, or openwork, is the art of unravelling threads of material from a tablecloth, napkin or bedspread to create intricate and beautiful patterns. 

With its roots in religious and royal embroidery, goldwork embroidery has a luxurious and opulent quality often associated with the divine for the way the light plays on it. This embroidery uses a wide variety of metal threads including gilt copper and silver and can be combined with other techniques such as silk shading to produce sumptuous effects.