GAYATRI HANDMADE LACE MAXI SKIRT
GAYATRI is one of a kind handcrafted full lace skirt made from handmade beeralu lace.
It is exquisite in full length lace. It is unlined to give more flexibility to style and has an elasticated waist for easy fit. Wear over a bikini top or add a short slip or line for more coverage.
Each piece is unique.
Size: UK 8-12
100% cotton lace
Care instructions: store wrapped in tissue paper to avoid snagging. Wash only when necessary. Dry clean.
About beeralu lace craft:
Beeralu lace, also known as bobbin lace, was introduced to Sri Lanka by the Portuguese in the 16th century.
Handcrafted using a traditional method involving bobbins, pins, and a padded pillow called a kotta boley, this intricate lace is predominantly made along Sri Lanka’s southern coast, especially in Galle and Matara.
Beeralu lace has become a cherished local craft, passed down through generations and serving as both cultural heritage and livelihood.
Lace making is a skilled technique practiced by local women artisans creating contemporary designs while preserving this timeless tradition.
It is a slow and delicate process taking weeks and months to complete pieces.
GAYATRI is one of a kind handcrafted full lace skirt made from handmade beeralu lace.
It is exquisite in full length lace. It is unlined to give more flexibility to style and has an elasticated waist for easy fit. Wear over a bikini top or add a short slip or line for more coverage.
Each piece is unique.
Size: UK 8-12
100% cotton lace
Care instructions: store wrapped in tissue paper to avoid snagging. Wash only when necessary. Dry clean.
About beeralu lace craft:
Beeralu lace, also known as bobbin lace, was introduced to Sri Lanka by the Portuguese in the 16th century.
Handcrafted using a traditional method involving bobbins, pins, and a padded pillow called a kotta boley, this intricate lace is predominantly made along Sri Lanka’s southern coast, especially in Galle and Matara.
Beeralu lace has become a cherished local craft, passed down through generations and serving as both cultural heritage and livelihood.
Lace making is a skilled technique practiced by local women artisans creating contemporary designs while preserving this timeless tradition.
It is a slow and delicate process taking weeks and months to complete pieces.
GAYATRI is one of a kind handcrafted full lace skirt made from handmade beeralu lace.
It is exquisite in full length lace. It is unlined to give more flexibility to style and has an elasticated waist for easy fit. Wear over a bikini top or add a short slip or line for more coverage.
Each piece is unique.
Size: UK 8-12
100% cotton lace
Care instructions: store wrapped in tissue paper to avoid snagging. Wash only when necessary. Dry clean.
About beeralu lace craft:
Beeralu lace, also known as bobbin lace, was introduced to Sri Lanka by the Portuguese in the 16th century.
Handcrafted using a traditional method involving bobbins, pins, and a padded pillow called a kotta boley, this intricate lace is predominantly made along Sri Lanka’s southern coast, especially in Galle and Matara.
Beeralu lace has become a cherished local craft, passed down through generations and serving as both cultural heritage and livelihood.
Lace making is a skilled technique practiced by local women artisans creating contemporary designs while preserving this timeless tradition.
It is a slow and delicate process taking weeks and months to complete pieces.
