Rosaline lace is
a type of bobbin lace that developed in Belgium from the late 19th to the early 20th century. This lace was created based on traditional Belgian lace-making techniques and is particularly known for its highly decorative floral motifs.
The following historical background applies in the same way to other laces as well. ↓
Lace from the 18th century was characterized by intricate handwork and carried strong symbolic significance within aristocratic society, with an extremely high level of technical skill.
In the 19th century, the influence of the Industrial Revolution led to the emergence of machine-made lace, and simpler designs suited to mass production also increased. Floral and leaf patterns remained popular, but decoration became even more elaborate, and as the variety of lace types and styles expanded, it also spread among the general public and found broader uses.
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