The origin of Lace dates back to the beginning of the 16th century and was originally known as "Lace", originally meaning woven ropes. The production process of lace is complex, usually handmade by women workers, weaving with linen thread, silk and even gold thread. There are two main ways to make lace: knitted lace and stick lace. Knit lace is made from a single needle and thread, while stick lace involves the weaving of multiple threads 2.

Brussels, Brussels is a famous lace type, originating from the Brussels region of Belgium. It is known for its delicacy and beauty, usually made using special linen threads, which are woven in dark, damp rooms to prevent the thread from becoming fragile. Brussels lace began production in the 15th century and was in high demand, especially in the French and British markets

this lace fabric is very fit to be used for hometextile for Table cloth fabrics

When choosing a tablecloth fabric, consider factors such as the setting (formal or casual), the frequency of use, personal style, and ease of maintenance. Also, ensure that the fabric suits the cleaning requirements you have, as some materials may require special care.