Lace made using a water-soluble vinylon backing that is dissolved after embroidery, leaving only embroidery thread. Because the backing was formerly dissolved by chemical treatment, the name chemical lace arose.

Embroidery applied on top of tulle or tulle-like mesh lace.
This is also called tulle lace (Tulle Lace).

Embroidery applied on top of cotton fabric. When embroidery lace was first made, cotton was the main ground material, but today embroidery is applied to various materials; pieces embroidered on woven fabrics and knit grounds of all kinds are collectively calledGround-Fabric Laceis called.