The world of brotherhood was the starting point for Manuel to enter the embroidery. It is from here when he begins to inquire and attend a workshop where he knows the craft work. From there he marches to Seville to form and begin a path on which he will reap excellent recognition, first at the local and provincial level and later in other provinces with a fraternal tradition.

During this time it has been kept in continuous training, learning new techniques and working with different materials. In his Baezan workshop he makes embroidery in gold, silver or silk in a handmade way. Its good doing is reflected in tunics, berries and garments for sacred images, palms, baccalas, bands or banners of cofradies and hermandades. Manuel maintains the tradition, with a 100% artisan embroidery.

Born in a well-known family of Andújar craftsmen, Pedro Palenciano Olivares took a different path from his father, Pedro Palenciano Ruíz, who was dedicated to ceramic painting, to perform the task of designer and trade in the embroidery of sacred works of art.
He learned in a self-taught way more than 20 years ago and thanks to his passion for cofrade art, he has made some exclusive works of crafts even at the international level. In the production of its pieces of art it uses a wide variety of raw materials and tools in which the presence of gold in its different forms and the consumption of rich fabrics can be highlighted.