Miracourt.—Sprig effects of bobbin-lace applied on net ground.
Mexican Drawnwork.—Little round medallions either single or in strips, the threads drawn to form a cartwheel. Mexican and Teneriffe drawnwork are practically the same. Machine imitations made in Nottingham, Calais, and St. Gall.
Motif.—See [Medallion].
Nanduly.—South American fiber-lace, made by needle in small squares, which are afterward joined together. Design very beautiful and of remarkable durability.
Needlepoint Lace.—See [Point Lace].
Normandy Lace.—See [Valenciennes].
Nottingham.—A general term including all the machine-made laces turned out in that great lace-producing center of England.
Oriental Lace.—Really an embroidery, being produced on the Schiffli machine, the pattern being then either cut or eaten out. Also applied to point d’Arabe and certain filet effects.
Oyah Lace.—A crocheted guipure shown in ornate patterns.
Passementerie.—A decorative edging or trimming, especially gimp or braid.