Gereedschap voor een naaldkantmotief in de vorm van kleermakerslinnen waarop groen perkament is genaaid met een bijna voltooid motief in reticella-techniek met spandraden c. 1906 - 1910

This small piece of needle lace, created around 1906-1910 by the Kantwerkschool in The Hague, exemplifies the reticella technique. This intricate design, featuring a pattern of intertwined leaves, is a testament to the patience and skill of the lacemakers. Reticella, a type of bobbin lace, is known for its openwork design and geometric patterns, creating a delicate and elegant aesthetic. The piece, displayed on a green parchment and mounted on linen, showcases the delicate beauty of this traditional craft.