Burano is famous for the handmade lace, a traditional artistry that has been shared from mothers to daughters for thousands of years. So touched by this shop. The owner is trying to preserve this dying craft by allowing the locals to work from home and sell their work at the shop. Each creations is truly a work of love and patience. I’m humbled to watch such craft as it reminds me of my late mother making her lace and ricamo. ❤️ Enjoy it and leave a like and/or a comment below. | My Italy

I was very impressed with the Burano lace history and making. I was able to interview the shop owner and tell us a little more about these types of art. The pattern is what dictates the age of the lace. She goes to antique shops to find some of the oldest and finest pieces to sell at her shop. Dating back to the 16th century, this art form, known as punto in aria (stitch in the air), involves creating elaborate patterns with a needle and thread without a fabric base, resulting in lightweight, or