Seven Centuries of Lace

"Seven Centuries of Lace" by Mrs. John Hungerford Pollen offers a comprehensive exploration into the rich history of lace and lace making. This meticulously researched volume delves into the evolution of this exquisite textile art form across Europe, spanning seven centuries of intricate designs and techniques.

From delicate needlework to elaborate patterns, the book examines the artistry and cultural significance of lace throughout its development. Explore the diverse styles and regional variations that have defined lace making history.

A valuable resource for enthusiasts of textile design, needlework, and European history, "Seven Centuries of Lace" provides a detailed account of this captivating craft. Discover the enduring beauty and timeless appeal of lace in this historical study.

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