Lace has long been regarded as a symbol of refinement, wealth, and intricate artistry. In Europe, it first rose to prominence during the Renaissance, adorning the garments of royalty and the upper classes. Its beauty was celebrated across courts and cathedrals, with handmade lace becoming a prized possession—a testament to status, skill, and tradition.

At Lace Palace, we continue this storied tradition, preserving the most cherished techniques of lace-making. Brussels point lace is renowned for its intricate floral patterns, made with extreme precision and finesse. Bruges point lace, a hallmark of Belgian artistry, is celebrated for its bold, flowing designs, often featuring floral and geometric motifs.