A metre remnant of white madras featuring a repeat quatrefoil design
Lovely and sheer to filter through light
Pure white with green and brown accents
Unfinished raw edges to the top and bottom.
Approx size:
Width: 70” ( 170cm)
Length: 55” (140cm)
Colour:
Pure white
New and unused
History:
Madras, a 100% cotton woven lace, is named after the city in India where the Victorians set up lace making factories in the mid 19th century. the weaving process for Madras lace is slow, taking a full day to produce twelve yards. The cotton is woven onto a net that is so sheer it resembles silk. This is the very finest lace made today. The result is a truly magnificent fabric with a rich overlay of pattern.
Although all the Madras fabrics are as sheer as silk, the solid weave of the lace offers considerable privacy.
Madras lace is the finest woven lace made today. The manufacturing process is slow - taking a full day to produce 12 yards
Made in Great Britain
Care:
Warm hand was with gentle detergent
