Antique/Vintage from England. A soft, three-dimensional, 100% cotton Nottingham lace, woven in Scotland, a high-end Madras lace panel featuring a graceful angelic band, perfect for a cafe curtain. Amidst the foliage, with leaves curling at the tips and growing vigorously, are seven child angel figures, including a half-body angel, blowing trumpets and playing the violin, smiling brightly, creating a healthy, lyrical, and mysterious scene. A very pale, ecru color with a hint of pale green... a graceful panel with a three-dimensional weave of raised weft threads on an elegant off-white tulle fabric. The fluffy, sheer net, similar to silk, creates beautiful shadows with its soft threads. A rare and stylish textile, produced in small quantities as a sample by a top designer of the time, and displayed in a museum within a Victorian-era factory. The top is hand-sewn. The hem is cut with pinking shears in a small zigzag pattern. The sides are selvedges, providing practical strength. The flat reverse side is also beautiful. The name originates from the fact that a manufacturing factory for the highest-quality curtains for the UK and Europe was established in Madras, India, during the 19th-century Victorian era. The original lace looms were inherited from India and used in Scotland for weaving. Madras, the highest grade, surpassing even the fine 14-point Nottingham lace, with the smallest mesh. Woven slowly and luxuriously, it differs in delicacy, taste, and texture from mass-produced products that prioritize efficiency and speed. You'll be amazed by its superior softness when you touch it. In addition to its lightness and gentle, smooth softness, it also has moderate strength, and its three-dimensional weave ensures privacy from outside views. Please excuse the errors in the following amateur measurements: Width: 175 cm x Length: just under 96 cm Pole pocket width: 3.2-3 cm Approximately 100g Please forgive any minor imperfections, such as slight weaving irregularities, as this is an old sample. Its artistic appearance, comparable to a tapestry, dresses up the space. It will add sophistication to windows, bay windows, doors, and furniture. Suitable for modern, classical, and shabby chic settings... also for cafes, flower shops, general stores, and old private houses. The last one in my possession. An impressive work that combines traditional techniques and high design. Search terms: musicians, orchestra, ensemble, Christmas Eve, Lalique glass, musicians