Bodley Burse & Veil

Bodley Burse & VeilThe 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 veil in this

the bishop of Hulme - Hand embroidered hood with the roses of Lancaster & York

This Tufton style stole in Windsor Tennyson Tapestry features orphreys of Oyster & Old Gold Hilliard Silk Damask

Francis range is available in Green

Similar patterns can be seen in the works of Hans Memling and other works of the Flemish School

burse and veil

A Classic style Chasuble in Black 'Gothic' silk with Jet 'Crevelli' orphreys trimmed with Black/Gold ½” Diamond & Lay braid

Please note that the minimum lead time is 8 weeks and may be longer depending on how busy we are

now housed in The Met collection

In a quatrefoil at the rear of the chasuble

A Cathedral style Cope in Red Pentecost Brocade with Garnet Crevelli Orphreys

This is a silver-gilt ciborium adorned with a covering

A maniple can be ordered separately if required