Costume jewelry, bags and decoration macramé el drac

Macramé is a word derived from the Turkish MACRAMÀ (scarf) and the Arabic MÀHARAMA. Its meaning is bangs to decorate; therefore, bangs and threads made with knotting techniques to decorate a fabric. This knotting technique was first spread in Spain and then in Italy, but its place of origin is not known, nor when it was born, as remains of threads with different types of weaving have been found in all ancient civilizations: from America to China, from Africa to Japan, passing through Arabia. It was mainly carried out in monasteries, where the inspiration came from Byzantine arabesques and the domestic environment. This term also encompasses other works such as strips, rosettes, rosettes, mechanical lace, braid and many ornaments used in past times in decoration and in women's accessories, such as handbags, belts, necklaces with medallions, etc. Even nowadays it is not a very widespread work, but I hope that whoever knows this book will be passionate about the realization of this simple technique, starting from simple knots to more elaborate bangs. 48 pages. THIS ARTICLE IS NON-RETURNABLE AND NON-EXCHANGEABLE.