Goya Brocade

Goya BrocadeThis rich 'Goya' brocade is reminiscent of Spanish baroque aesthetics. The pattern repeat takes the form of undulating garlands of floral sprays and stylised leaves, which frame a central space filled with a bouquet of roses and smaller, dainty flowers. Designed by David Gazeley, this fabric is also inspired by large continental floral damasks of the 19th century. The slightly raised design is woven with silk, cotton and metallic lumiyarn threads,

Please note that this sample is a 'one-off' piece

The orphreys and morse are in our Cream ‘Gothic’ silk damask

and morse of Sarum Red 'Holbein' silk damask

Additional matching vestments are available as part of our Davenport stock vestment range

practical hand pockets are sewn onto the lining to facilitate a firm grasp of the sacred vessels

7in (17cm)

The ornate floral pattern and harmoniously varied colours make this one of our most versatile fabrics

In a quatrefoil on the rear of the chasuble

This stole is hand-made in a red Florence brocade

Cathedral with White Bodley Cross - 6

This stole is hand-made in our exclusive green Bellini silk damask

Our 'St John' fabric is a popular and versatile fabric in the Watts & Co