Es el tejido más increíble de la exposición.

Questions & Answers about Es el tejido más increíble de la exposición.

Why does it use de la exposición instead of en la exposición?
In English, we usually say "the most incredible in the exhibition." However, Spanish uses the preposition de (of) for superlatives to specify the group or place something stands out from.
Does tejido always mean "knitting"?
Not always. While it means "knitting" or "woven fabric" in textiles, it is also the standard Spanish word for biological "tissue" (like muscle or cellular tissue).
How would I apply this lesson's por muy ... que structure to say "No matter how incredible the knitting is..."?
You would plug the adjective increíble into the formula and use the present subjunctive form of ser (sea): Por muy increíble que sea el tejido...
Why does más increíble come after the noun tejido?
Spanish superlative phrases usually follow the order of [article] + [noun] + más/menos + [adjective]. So "the most incredible knitting" becomes el tejido más increíble (literally "the knitting most incredible").

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