Sierstuk voor een avondmantel van gemengde kant met rozenhaag 1915
fibre-art, weaving, textile
pattern-and-decoration
natural stone pattern
fibre-art
arts-&-crafts-movement
weaving
textile
pattern background
pattern design
repetitive shape and pattern
repetition of pattern
regular pattern
pattern repetition
decorative-art
imprinted textile
layered pattern
combined pattern
This is a length of mixed lace with a rose hedge design by Martha Berkers. Its creamy colour and delicate texture give it an ethereal quality. The rhythmic arrangement of rose motifs and foliage along the lace strip highlights the structured yet organic composition. The use of negative space, created by the openwork of the lace, is as important as the material itself; these gaps form a semiotic system, evoking the sense of transparency and fragility associated with lace. This piece isn't just decorative; it embodies the cultural codes of femininity, luxury and craftsmanship. Berkers's careful attention to the details destabilizes the traditional notions of lace as merely ornamental, elevating it to a sophisticated commentary on form and function. The interplay between the intricate pattern and structural design encourages us to see beyond its surface and recognize its deeper artistic intent.
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