Manual execution of objects for personal use (clothing or jewelry applications) or decorative items for use in the home, using the macrame technique.

According to the reference bibliography, “macramé” is an Arabic word of Turkish origin that was originally used to designate fringes and trimmings, and, by extension, this term began to be traditionally applied to other works that are made through knots and braiding the wires. This technique, quite old and considered a precursor to bobbin lace, became a major specialty in Genoa in the 16th century, where it was known as “fixed stitch”. Later, in the second half of the 19th century, in the middle of the Victorian Era, it would have great expression in the United Kingdom where it experienced great development. From a technical point of view, and in a summarized way, it is a technique for tying different types of threads. nature using different types of knots, making use of some auxiliary supports such as a cushion, a clipboard or a hook, which serve to fix the work as it is constructed.