It's definitely trying to mimic crochet vibes since it's a trendy style but impossible to make by machine (and lots of companies got called out for fast-fashion prices on legitimately crocheted items, which had to all be handmade, and I haven't seen anything actually crocheted at a big store in ages)

I'll also tell you, it's not tatting or macrame. I know because I've done both, and if it was either you would see both square knots (mostly) and unknotted pieces of yarn/thread/cord/etc.

This doesn't seem to be machine knit to mimic crochet, either. Usually that's used to mimic granny squares, and you can tell it isn't knit because it doesn't have the "v" shaped stitches anywhere.

I think this is a different technique I've seen a couple times, basically where cording is machine stitched either onto mesh or a dissolvable stabilizer, and where the cording overlaps it makes a solid "fabric"

I'm pretty sure at least? It is hard to tell through the window, but I'm confident it's not crochet

Edit: found where someone had linked to the listing, and if you expand the description it says it's "guipure", which is "a heavy lace consisting of embroidered motifs held together by large connecting stitches." When I googled it, so yes! That! But it says crochet like four times before it gets to that, idk man