19th Century European Gothic Rose Window Torso Construction Lace - Bodic Rosace

Dimensions: Width 6.5-8 cm X Length 13 cm This piece is a very rare Bodice-shaped Rosace lace, originally used to adorn the chest and abdomen area of European women's clothing. The overall shape mimics the human torso, with a central rose window pattern forming the visual core. Arched and net-like structures extend above and below, reminiscent of a Gothic cathedral facade. This type of lace is not a trim, but a primary visual component for the center of a garment, representing the most intricate and design-focused part of the atelier's work. Suitable for: • Collage as the centerpiece of textile art • Use as a fabric book, wall hanging, or art garment • Or simply for collection and display This is not mere "decoration," but a crafted structure that once stood at the heart of European fashion aesthetics.