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‖ reticella|retiˈtʃɛlla|
[It., dim. of rete net: see rete.]
A lace-like fabric produced esp. in Venice in the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries. Also used attrib. to designate the type of geometric pattern characteristic of this fabric. Cf. next.
1865F. B. Palliser Hist. Lace iv. 58 One Francesca Bulgarini also instructed the schools [at Siena] in the making of lace of every kind, especially the Venetian reticella. 1900E. Jackson Hist. Hand-Made Lace 194 Reticellas, or Greek Point laces, were made chiefly from 1480 to 1620, the designs being always of the stiff geometrical type. 1932D. C. Minter Mod. Needlecraft 54/2 Reticella is a style of work based on cut or drawn threads. 1960B. Snook Eng. Hist. Embroidery 50 White work is much heavier in style in the late 16th and early 17th centuries... Drawn threadwork fillings and reticella motifs are combined in highly conventional leaves and flowers. 1977Fleming & Honour Penguin Dict. Decorative Arts 658/1 Reticella, a decorative fabric made, like cutwork and drawn work, from panels of woven lines but with less use of the textile threads and much more free needlework. |