Bodley Chasuble

Bodley ChasubleThe Bodley range takes inspiration from one of our founders, George Frederick Bodley. The vestments feature a bold orphrey design reminiscent of his flair for Gothic Revival patterns and eye for colour, aptly linking to Watts & Co.'s architectural roots. The main fabric is our 'Davenport' damask, designed by Bodley after an Italian Renaissance pattern, most famously seen in Hans Holbein the Younger's 'The Ambassadors' painting. The white vestments in

and even an additional cross:

This large-scale

The red in this range is made in a 100% Wool

This Portsmouth style cope is made in our Cream & Gold Gothic Silk and features a contrasting trim of Black/Gold Gothic Trellis on the hood and morse

The stole measures 55" / 140 cm per side (incl

Caring for your linen

All lined in gold cotton sateen

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been an important part of their charism

With 5x Cross Pattée crosses (2" x 2") embroidered at the centre of the cloth in white

cotton and lumiyarn fabric remains one of our most popular fabrics and is available in several gold-dominant colourways

The use of the trellis motif here references the church architecture of the Gothic Revival