In a small town, Sylvia’s grandmother was a respected tailor. She loved nature and could integrate the beauty of the four seasons into lace textures. Spring flowers, summer fireflies, autumn maple leaves, and winter snow all bloomed vividly on the lace through her hands.

  Since childhood, Sylvia had been by her grandmother’s side. Watching her work with silk and fabric, Sylvia learned the exquisite lace embroidery. Back then, wearing her grandmother’s lace-embroidered clothes was the proudest thing for the town girls.

  When she grew up, Sylvia went to the bustling city, dreaming of bringing her grandmother’s lace embroidery to the world. With modern technology’s rapid development, replicating the soul of her grandmother’s work was hard. But Sylvia didn’t give up. She studied hard, combining modern production technology while preserving the warmth of handicrafts to mass-produce lace embroidery.

  Finally, Sylvia founded the “seaslace” brand, inheriting her grandmother’s craftsmanship. Each piece of clothing has the lace with natural patterns designed by her grandmother. Once launched, it was widely praised. The beauty once exclusive to the small town now adorns women’s wardrobes worldwide, letting this lace art carrying nature and love endure through time.