The textile collection begins with a display of four creations by young Mallorcan designers, including Xisco Caimari, who was educated at Lluc.
Moving on, at the centre of the room is a hand loom (circa 1800) from the workshops of Can Bujosa in Santa Maria. The loom is surrounded by other tools of the textile trade such as warps, distaffs, shuttles and combs as well as examples of tapestry and cloth produced by the workshop, some from the 18th century.
The following room includes a display of vestments from the sanctuary itself, as well as two cloaks made for the Virgin and Child from particularly fine materials.
There a large walnut chest with a display of 19th century linen and cotton underwear from the Mulet collection.
Rounding off the visit to the Museum is a collection of Christmas-themed siruells donated by the former Manager of the sanctuary, Josep Riera. The collection has been laid out by Brother Maciá Ripoll.
