Lace Making

Lace making is the intricate craft of creating decorative, openwork fabric through techniques such as needle, bobbin, or machine sewing. It involves weaving or knotting fine threads—like silk, linen, or cotton—into delicate patterns and motifs, often with floral or geometric designs. Historically valued for its craftsmanship and artistry, lace is used in clothing, accessories, and home décor. The process requires precision, patience, and skill to produce the detailed, lightweight textiles admired worldwide.