Crochet lace is built using a looped, openwork construction that produces a textured, dimensional surface rather than a flat weave. The technique creates visible stitch patterns — shells, picots, mesh grounds — that give crochet lace a distinctly handcrafted appearance even when produced on machinery.
Designers commonly use crochet lace for statement garment panels, necklines, sleeve inserts and home décor pieces such as table linens, where the open, textured structure is the point rather than something to minimise. It layers well over contrast linings and solid-colour fabrics.
P.K. Astir & Co. carries a broad range of crochet lace patterns developed over the company's history as a Delhi lace manufacturer. Reference the design code against any piece you're interested in when you reach out, so we can confirm availability and sampling.
