$150.00
Tatting lace is an interlacing of rings and chains formed by knots, using fingers and a shuttle, which is particularly hard-wearing. This series of knots creates patterns, some of which can be extremely intricate.
This technique was very popular in the European courts of the 18th century. The ladies of the time appreciated its finery. They even crafted small pieces themselves in their drawing rooms, showing off their gracious movements.
Lorina Balteanu had the idea of incorporating glass pearls and semi precious stones into the lace. While enhancing the technique, she gives the lace a new sense of luxury, transforming it into a piece of jewelry.
Each piece is entirely hand-crafted by lacemakers from her own workshop who perpetuate this artistic handicraft.
Lorina Balteanu JewelryPhone: 617-278-5122
Email: gift@isgm.org
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During this time, we are continuing to ship online orders without any fulfilment delays. For local customers, we are happy to offer curbside pickup.