About LACE
The Story Behind LACE
Every LACE piece begins with an idea, a drawing and a story worth carrying. Inspired by culture, shaped by artists and brought to life through intricate embroidery, we turn meaningful artwork into contemporary pieces you can wear every day.
Rooted in Nepal. Open to the world.
How it started
"[One line from you about why LACE exists.]"
[The moment: where were you, what did you see, what made you want to start LACE? Write 2 to 4 sentences in your own words.]
[The first attempt: the first sketch, the first embroidery test, what went wrong and what you learned.]
[The decision: why embroidery instead of print, why work with artists, and what the name LACE means.]
The journey
From one sketch to five editions
- [Year] The idea[Where and how LACE started.]
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Laligurans EditionNepal's national flower, in thread.
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Everest EditionDrawn in pencil by Gideon Sagar.
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Durbar EditionThe temples and courtyards of the Kathmandu Valley.
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Mithila EditionJanakpur's painting tradition, translated into stitches.
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Cowboy EditionDrawn by Bipul. Our most detailed piece: 55,000+ stitches.
What makes LACE original
Nothing on a LACE piece is downloaded, traced or printed.


How we make it
From an artist's sketch to your shirt
- An artist draws the motif by hand
- We research the origin and meaning of every symbol in it
- The drawing is tuned stitch by stitch for embroidery
- The finished piece: 40,000+ dense, even stitches
The people
Who's behind LACE


Our promises
Wear the story.
Five editions, each drawn by an artist and stitched in Nepal.