Creative and original lace fabric inspired by Roman clock elements, like a labyrinth and a mask, with ancient Roman numerals interspersed in it, giving it a sense of mystery. Break the traditional floral element lace design and give you a different lace experience.

   The numbers on clocks and watches use Arabic and Roman numerals. Roman numerals are more beautiful in form. Roman numerals and Roman architecture, especially Roman columns, are very uniform in form. Distinctive features and easy to identify.

   The ancient Romans used words earlier, while real literary works were produced later. In the 7th century BC, the Romans created the Latin alphabet on the basis of the Etruscan alphabet (formed by transforming the Greek alphabet). After continuous improvement, the Latin alphabet became the basis for many other nations to create their own characters. This is one of the great contributions of ancient Romans to world culture.

   The most important thing in the Roman alphabet era is the solemn, elegant, well-proportioned and beautiful and fully mature Roman capitals on the triumphal arch, victory column, and unearthed steles that were produced at the same time as the ancient Roman architecture from the 1st to the 2nd century. The artists of the Renaissance praised it as an ideal classical form and used it as a model for learning classical capital letters. Its characteristic is that the shape of the foot of the word is similar to the capital of the memorial column, and it is very harmonious with the column body. The width and narrow ratio of the letters are appropriate and beautiful, forming a perfect whole of Roman capital.

   This original lace fabric design is inspired by Roman clocks. The small half of the dial is spliced spirally, with Roman numerals and irregular textures interlaced, forming a fashionable sense of rhythm. The unique source of inspiration creates a design effect that is different from traditional floral patterns. Floral lace is more subtle and gentle, while this lace is more elegant and elegant. The overall effect resembles a labyrinth, crisscrossed with Roman numerals interspersed in it, giving it a sense of mystery.