👉 Quinies, also known as quinches, are a type of decorative fabric used in the Middle Ages and early modern period. The fabric is made from cotton or wool that is stretched to create a shape resembling the shape of a triangle, which gives it the name "quintessence." Quinches were often worn on beds, sofas, and other furniture as a decorative element. They are also used in religious ceremonies, especially during festivals, as they symbolize the presence of God
