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An antique lace exhibition is currently being held at the Shibuya Shoto Museum of Art, featuring approximately 170 pieces showcasing the beauty and craftsmanship of medieval and early modern Europe.（2/6）

Shawl: Chantilly lace, 19th century, France

Shawl: Chantilly lace, 19th century, France/ ©Keita（FLAME）

"Thailand" Gros Point de Venise, 17th century, Italy

"Thailand" Gros Point de Venise, 17th century, Italy/ ©Keita（FLAME）

"Thailand" Brabant-Valenciennes with Duchess, late 19th century, Belgium

"Thailand" Brabant-Valenciennes with Duchess, late 19th century, Belgium/ ©Keita（FLAME）

Handkerchief (named after Queen Victoria), Limerick, 19th century, Ireland

Handkerchief (named after Queen Victoria), Limerick, 19th century, Ireland/ ©Hiroshi Abe

Wedding Fan (with Hayward box), Brussels Application, 19th century, Belgium

Wedding Fan (with Hayward box), Brussels Application, 19th century, Belgium/ ©Keita（FLAME）

Panel: Point de Venise and Binche Lace, 1914-18, Belgium

Panel: Point de Venise and Binche Lace, 1914-18, Belgium/ ©Keita（FLAME）

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  • Shawl: Chantilly lace, 19th century, France
  • "Thailand" Gros Point de Venise, 17th century, Italy
  • "Thailand" Brabant-Valenciennes with Duchess, late 19th century, Belgium
  • Handkerchief (named after Queen Victoria), Limerick, 19th century, Ireland
  • Wedding Fan (with Hayward box), Brussels Application, 19th century, Belgium
  • Panel: Point de Venise and Binche Lace, 1914-18, Belgium
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  2. An antique lace exhibition is currently being held at the Shibuya Shoto Museum of Art, featuring approximately 170 pieces showcasing the beauty and craftsmanship of medieval and early modern Europe.
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