Tussenzetsel van wit kant met doorlopend floraal motief c. 1920

This piece of white bobbin lace, created by Gustav Schnitzler around 1920, features a delicate floral motif that runs the length of the narrow strip. The lace, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a beautiful example of the intricate craftsmanship involved in this traditional textile technique. The repeating floral pattern, with its fine lines and delicate details, is a testament to the skill of the lacemaker. The lace is a beautiful example of bobbin lace, a technique that uses spools or bobbins to create intricate patterns.