Scottish lace

Scottish lace refers to a specialized type of lace-making tradition associated with Scotland, often characterized by intricate, delicate patterns created through needle or bobbin lace techniques. It typically features fine craftsmanship and motifs inspired by Scottish culture and landscapes. Historically, Scottish lace was produced by skilled artisans, sometimes for local use and trade, and has become a valued part of the country's textile heritage. Modern Scottish lace continues to celebrate this craftsmanship, blending traditional methods with contemporary designs, and is appreciated for its artistry and historical significance.