Honiton lace

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Honiton lace is a traditional English bobbin lace renowned for its intricate floral designs and fine craftsmanship, historically produced in and around the town of Honiton in Devon.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English lace
bobbin lace
artForm textile art
associatedWithTown Honiton NERFINISHED
category heritage textile
traditional craft
constructionMethod assembled from separately made motifs
motifs joined by net ground
countryOfOrigin England
culturalRegion West Country NERFINISHED
economicRole cottage industry
flourishedInCentury 18th century
19th century
handmade true
hasMotif flowers
leaves
scrolls
hasVariant Brussels-style Honiton motifs
historicalPeriodOfDevelopment 17th century
historicalUse bridal wear
luxury fashion
influencedBy continental lace styles
knownFor fine craftsmanship
intricate floral designs
locatedInCountry United Kingdom
locatedInRegion Devon NERFINISHED
notableFeature separate sprigs joined into larger designs
patternSupport pricked pattern
preservedBy lace-making guilds and local groups
producedIn Honiton NERFINISHED
surrounding villages in East Devon
requiresSkillLevel high
status specialist craft
styleCharacteristic delicate mesh ground
naturalistic floral patterns
raised and corded work
teachingMethod apprenticeship
workshops and classes
technique bobbin lace making
toolUsed lace bobbins
lace pillow
usedFor collars
dress trimmings
handkerchiefs
shawls
veils
usesMaterial cotton thread
fine linen thread

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Honiton knownFor Honiton lace