LACE, SOL, NANDUTI, EDGING
c. 1900A very fine delicate edging of Tenerife lace, called NANDUTI, having been made in Paraguay.
See notes on TENERIFE LACE which outlines the origins of the different terminologies.
Consists of 9 medallions, alternating in two different patterns. One edge straight the other, scalloped. Centres have a densely woven pattern, surrounded by delicate intricate light weaving patterns almost as fine as a spider’s web.
In four sections on the straight edge, the threads are broken, possibly having been cut when removing the lace edge from fabric.
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Embroiderers' Guild of WA Textile Museum
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