Museo Nacional de la Mascara

Museo Nacional de la Mascara is a museum in the city of San Luis Potosi devoted to Mexico's covered move and custom legacy from the pre Hispanic period to the present. It is situated in a previous chateau on Plaza del Carmen, which ended up government property in 1907, lodging the present exhibition hall since 1982. The perpetual accumulation contains around 1,300 pieces, the biggest in Mexico, and is for the most part made of Mexican covers and move outfits. The present historical center was initiated in 1982. It has Mexico's biggest veil accumulation, with around 1,300 pieces, including twenty five full move ensembles, from everywhere throughout the nation.

Mexico Desconocido magazine calls it one of the nation's best exhibition halls for its irregular accumulation. The space has six primary display corridors, with the two biggest devoted to pre Hispanic veils and different covers from the pilgrim time frame forward. Different corridors incorporate the Sala Internacional for the outside veils and the Sala Centenario devoted to the elaboration of covers from different materials. Another is devoted to impermanent shows. There is additionally a storm cellar stockroom and the rooftop has a porch offering perspectives of the Plaza del Carmen. The exhibition hall was reinaugurated in 2008 subsequent to rebuilding and a refreshing of its accumulation and association.