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Cutwork Lace is a type of decorative fabric made by cutting open sections of fabric and then finishing the edges with embroidery or other decorative stitching. This lace is commonly used for tablecloths, napkins, doilies, and other decorative household items and can be made from a variety of fabrics.

Garment Lace is used to add decoration to clothing. It is frequently used to add a delicate and feminine touch to clothing and can be found in a wide range of garments. It can be used as a trim, an edging, or as panels in specific areas of a garment.

Moti Lace is a type of decorative lace that is embellished with small pearls, beads, or sequins. It is frequently used to enhance the elegance and glamour of clothing, accessories, and home décor. Pearls, beads, or sequins are typically sewn in a pattern onto the lace, creating a beautiful and intricate design.

Saree Border is a decorative trim that runs the length of a saree. It is usually made of a contrasting fabric and may be embellished with embroidery, beadwork, or other embellishments. It is an important part of traditional Indian dress and come in a variety of styles, colours, and designs.

A Shoe Lace is a cord or strip of material used to fasten and tighten shoes, typically made of cotton or nylon. It is usually threaded through a series of eyelets or other fastening points on the shoe before being tied in a knot to keep the shoe in place.

Zari lace is a type of decorative lace that is commonly seen on sarees, lehengas, and salwar kameez. It is distinguished by the use of metallic thread, which is frequently made of gold or silver and is woven into the fabric to create intricate patterns and designs.