Holy Name Burse & Veil

Holy Name Burse & VeilOur Holy Name range of vestments reflects the international nature and appeal of Augustus Pugins work: the orphrey and embroidery are of English origin, whereas the main St. John's fabric pattern was designed by Pugin for a vestment set for a church in Australia. It was our second vestment set inspired by and based on the work of A. W. N. Pugin. This set is made in England, and its beautiful damask fabric maintains Watts proud tradition of producing

it can be trimmed either with white or red fringe

These head coverings are made in traditional ‘Leavers’ lace

This chasuble comes with a matching French-style stole

A Westminster style Cope in Jet 'Crevelli' with orphreys of Black 'Gothic' silk damask

The silk and cotton blend and weave of the fabric create the illusion that the flowers are bursting out of the design

This chasuble would be particularly suitable for customers with a larger body-type as it is made with a broader chest

and gold cotton sateen lining

The original copes featured velvet embroidered with beautiful goldwork embroidery

with contrasting Y-orphreys of Sapphire 'Venice' velvet - with matching Tufton-style stole

The chasuble and stole are both lined in gold cotton sateen

Benedict chasubles are made in an unlined

A Spanish style Cope in our new cream 'Quart' fabric