Kaju Katripolyster Gpo Lace

GPO lace, also known as "General Post Office lace," is a distinctive and intricate type of lace traditionally made in the UK. It originated in the early 20th century and is named after the General Post Office, where it was first produced as part of an initiative to promote domestic handicrafts. GPO lace is known for its delicate, floral motifs and fine craftsmanship, often made using crochet or needle lace techniques. This lace is typically used in decorative applications, including clothing trims, tablecloths, and doilies. Its elegant design, which combines artistry and functionality, made it a symbol of British craft heritage.