One of the more interesting places that often arises in this regard is Peru, most especially its capital city, Lima -- the city of the popular saint, St. Rose of Lima. Over on one of LAJ's many forums, Catholic Clerical Dress, Vestments and Vesture, one of the members of that group recently shared a number of photos of the vestments on display there -- at least some of which come from the collection of the Franciscan convent of Sao Francisco de Lima.
As you will see, the vestments come, as one would expect, from within the Spanish tradition. Aside from the classically Spanish influenced shape, they include very heavy, three dimensional embroideries comprised of both naturalistic motifs alongside other explicitly Christian symbols While we do not have explicit information on each of the vestments, they would likely all come from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
