Comper St Hubert

Comper St HubertDesigned by Sir Ninian Comper at the end of the 19th century, this beautifully simple and bucolic pattern features a repeating stylised strawberry flower motif, Comper's trademark. It is called St Hubert after a patterned robe worn in the foreground of 'The Exhumation of St Hubert' by Rogier van der Weyden. This fabric is a blend of cotton, silk and metallic lumiyarn thread and is commonly used for orphreys. Price is per metre. To order fabric

Our Processional Cross is available in silver plate or polished brass and in an adult or youth size

It is made in our St John Cotton Damask

and the hood trimmed with black rayon fringe

With matching Sarum style stole

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This stole is hand-made in green Orissa dupion silk

5"/129cm    Width - 3

It comes with a matching stole featuring braid crosses at the neck and stole ends

handcrafted in our our exclusive Cream 'Comper Cathedral' Silk with Bellini Blue 'Comper Cathedral' Orphreys

of which many fine examples are to be seen at Bolton Abbey

with three gold appliqué crosses

A Borromean style Chasuble in White 'Rivelles' with orphreys of Green/Gold 'Holbein' trimmed with exclusive Comper Rose 1/2" Diamond & Lay braid