Since the 16th century, lace has developed mainly in Europe such as Belgium, Italy, and France, and characteristic techniques have been born depending on the region and country, and the patterns made by making full use of various techniques are from geometric to birds. , Animals, objects, etc.For example, "bobbin lace" is a lace that knits a number of threads wound around a thread called "bobbin" while pinning them according to the design. "Needle point lace" originated in Venezia in the 16th century. It is a lace that is made by embroidering on the fabric with only one thread and sewing needle, cutting off the fabric part in the margin, and leaving only the embroidery part.

　At the venue, the "black silk thread dragon shell fan" of "bobbin lace" made in France in the 19th century, the "parasol" of "needle point lace" made in Belgium in the latter half of the 19th century, and the old bobbin of the 18th century. About 200 races such as races will be exhibited.The museum is open from 9:30 to 16:30, and closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. (Opened for university festival on November 2015th and 11th, 14).In addition, a gallery talk is planned in the exhibition room of the Museum of Life and Culture from 15:2015 on November 11, 14. * The transfer material exhibition is an exhibition planned for the purpose of re-registering the actual materials related to clothing culture that were once held by Tokyo Kasei Gakuin Junior College as materials for the Museum of Life and Culture and making them open to the public. is.

Source: [Tokyo Kasei Gakuin University] Tokyo Kasei Gakuin Lifestyle and Culture Museum Transfer Material Exhibition "Enchanted ... Lace A beautiful space created from a single thread"