A tapestry of Normandy lace, carefully pieced together from 11 types of high-quality domestic lace and vintage French lace. (Lace patchwork is called Normandy lace. It seems to have been actively made in Europe and America around the 19th century. Nowadays, not many people make it, and antiques are very expensive.) By mixing lace dyed with herbs and tea, it has come to have an antique atmosphere. It goes very well with shabby chic interiors. The fact that there is no other one like it is also attractive. It goes well with dried flowers and wicker baskets, and when combined, the atmosphere of the interior becomes very good. Also, where the light from the window passes through, the embroidered part of the lace floats and is very beautiful. I think it can also be used as a window interior. If you use it as a cover for a computer, etc., the atmosphere of the room will strangely soften (*^^*) It is machine-sewn, not hand-sewn. Approximately 36cm x 38cm #antique #shabby #shabbychic #lace #herbdye #doily #patchwork #normandylace #driedflowers #junkjournal #frenchcountry #handmade