What does lace mean? On the internet.

What is lace? (When I ask this question, I think of white openwork lace, a difficult fabric full of girlish feeling, roast goose, which often appears on curtains and pillowcases in eighteenth-tier cities ... spicy eyes. )

Lace, which we generally refer to today, is a hollow textile produced after the Renaissance in14th century. It is said that it originated from the skills of nuns in Italian monasteries and was used to decorate altars and tutors' clothes. It contains the connotation of holiness, chastity and beauty, and is a kind of "white belief".

Lace is undoubtedly noble and elegant, and sometimes it looks cheap, probably because it is not in the right scene. Once it appears on wedding dresses, dresses and high-end suits, lace is a natural thing, and it is no longer an "impractical and difficult burden".

△ This kind of faith-related textile is quite interesting when encountering another belief "marriage". No wonder I can't get tired of seeing wedding dresses.

Flowers are the most common elements in lace, but not only that, lace patterns come from mountains and rivers, lakes and seas, the sun, the moon and the stars. People recognized the symbols symbolizing the energy of the universe with the naked eye and re-carved them with lace:

So lace is the fruit of alternating light and shade. Explaining this kind of western textile import in oriental language should be: lace is an art of combining reality with reality, which reveals a chaotic, hazy and orderly law, that is, "there is great beauty in heaven and earth without saying anything, and everything is reasonable without saying anything."