Bohemian Rhapsody macrame handwoven bag

macrame history 🧐 Markleum Hand Knitting There are also knot arts in Western civilization, such as Macramé, a decorative knot weaving technique that mainly uses oblique knots and does not use knitting tools such as stick needles or crochet needles. The earliest recorded knots hand-woven by Makram are found in ancient Babylonian and ancient Assyrian carvings. Makram hand weaving is said to have originated from the decorative tassels woven by early Arab craftsmen on the edges of towels, shawls or veils. These decorative tassels help them repel flies around camels or horses. The technology was later spread to Spain, Italy, and even throughout Europe. In the late 17th century, Macklem's hand weaving was introduced to the royal family of England, and was very popular with Queen Mary II who was in power at that time. Markram hand weaving was most popular during the Victorian era. The craft was learned and used in most Victorian homes for decoration on clothing, tablecloths, bedspreads or curtains. Due to the impact of the wave of textile industrialization, Macklem's hand weaving almost disappeared. However, with people's longing for a simple and natural life and the pursuit of handmade artworks, Marklem's handmade fabrics have begun to regain their vitality, and they are often seen in jewelry, clothing, tapestries, curtains and other items. Macrame's hand-knitting is the best way to show the bohemian style. It uses simple Linen threads to show the natural hand-made texture, which is the most unique expression of the warmest lines. *Use the most classic hand knitting to make heart-warming gifts. For ordering, please search the private message on the Blue Hand Witch fan page on fb to confirm the ordering details before placing an order. Customer order fee starts from $6838